Hey whatsup?
I made an excel sheet, naturally sorted by the price/performance ratio based on all of the data from cpubenchmark.net and thought i'd share the spreadsheet. It's a great way to find a good cheap CPU. All you have to do with it is add more prices to the CPU's. Currently I have the price for 684 of the CPU's on it, so it's pretty useful.. To find a good CPU, basically all you have to do is find as many green bar's acrossed a row as you can, or close to it.. I might make one of these spreadsheets for graphic cards too.. There should always be a good way to calculate the cheapest possible PC build, instead of manually searching the internet for cheap parts..
Link: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_AK...it?usp=sharing
Pic:
I made an excel sheet, naturally sorted by the price/performance ratio based on all of the data from cpubenchmark.net and thought i'd share the spreadsheet. It's a great way to find a good cheap CPU. All you have to do with it is add more prices to the CPU's. Currently I have the price for 684 of the CPU's on it, so it's pretty useful.. To find a good CPU, basically all you have to do is find as many green bar's acrossed a row as you can, or close to it.. I might make one of these spreadsheets for graphic cards too.. There should always be a good way to calculate the cheapest possible PC build, instead of manually searching the internet for cheap parts..
Link: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_AK...it?usp=sharing
Pic:
![](http://i.imgur.com/KdBRPWH.jpg)
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