Usually, you compare the combination of processor and chipset against processor and chipset; it depends upon what particular processor you are looking at and what corresponding chipsets you then need to compare (for a particular processor, there may be more than one possible chipset).
To be perfectly honest, I am not going to spend the hours that it could take to do this comparison; you are going to have to do this yourself.
Here are some links that will help you do so:
Hope this gets you started,
...S
