Label: celeron

Pentium Gold reappeared

Pentium Gold reappeared

The smallest member of the Coffee Lake series, the Celeron family, has also shown itself. Amazon is short ...

Ultramobil Celeron has arrived

The Ivy Bridge-based CPU attracts attention primarily with its favorable power consumption. Consuming 10 watts with a dual-core processor is painful, with an operating frequency of just 1,0 GHz and no ...

The Celeron G470 arrives

In addition to the “powerhouse,” three Core i3 CPUs are on the way. Newcomers differ from their predecessors only in terms of clocks, so the technologies supported are exactly the same. The LGA1155 socket ...

Four new mobile Celeron came

On the last day of July, Intel launched four new Celeron mobile processors on its conquest. The Celeron 807 and 877 target thin and light notebooks, while the B730 and B820 add color to the world of entry-level laptops. The products ...

Another move with Celeron processors

Intel seems to be hitting AMD again where it really hurts, even though Celeron processors with entry-level but great performance are already a good buy. The processor manufacturer is a ...

Two new mobile Celerons are arriving

Sandy Bridge-based processors will certainly remain in a dominant position at the entry level this year. The dual-core Celeron B820 mobile processor is ticking at 1,7 Ghz and has 2 MB of LXNUMX cache. It's not surprising...

The new Celeron is twice as fast

The question is that it is twice as fast as possible, because if you have an Atom, we will not benefit much from it. Of course, the other participant in the comparison was not an Atom processor, but the now-available single-core Celeron 440.

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