Intel Celeron N2920

Intel Celeron N2920 - benchmark tests, specifications and information

From: Simeon Nikolov 4 December 2014 / 16:06 | 0

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Intel Celeron N2920 is four core, low-voltage processor, announced in late Q4 of 2013. It is designed for motherboard integration and is Intel’s budget line of “Bay Trail” chips. Its base frequency is 1.86GHz. Like other Celerons, N2920 does not sport TurboBoost or HyperThreading functionality. Unlike most of its kind, however, it has a functionality very similar to TurboBoost, which can simultaneously increase the clock speed of all four cores to 2.00GHz. The chip is equipped with 224KB of first level cache and 2MB of second level cache.

The Intel Celeron N2920 has been developed using a 22nm process, allowing for the integration of the Intel HD Graphics (Bay Trail) controller. It operates at a base frequency of 313MHz and its maximum dynamic frequency goes up to 844MHz. Power consumption of the whole system on a chip is 7.5 watts, with a maximum operating temperature of 105C. Intel Celeron N2920 supports PCI Express 2.0, up to 8GB of DDR3/L 1333/1600 memory and the SSE4 instruction set.

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Ranking	220
Base / Max CPU frequency	1.86 - 2.00 GHz
Number of cores	4
Instructions type	64 bits
TDP	7.5 W
Integrated GPU	Intel HD Graphics (Bay Trail)
Base GPU frequency	313 MHz
Max. operating temperature	105 °C
Memory channels	2

Released	Q4 2013
Core / Architecture	Silvermont
Logical Cores (Threads)	4
LL cache	2048 KB
Lithography	22 nm
Official website	ark.intel.com
Max. GPU frequency	844 MHz
Memory Type	DDR3L-1066
Max Memory	8 GB

Laptops with Intel Celeron N2920