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Intel DDR3 Processors (2016)

Intel DDR3 processors released in 2016, with structured specs and source provenance.

28 entries · showing 11-20 · filtered by Intel · DDR3 · 2016 (clear)

Intel Atom x5 E8000 CPU

Intel · Notebook · 2016

1,428 22 specs

The Intel Atom x5 E8000 is a 4-core, 4-thread processor from 2016, based on the Airmont microarchitecture and built on a 14 nm process.

Intel Atom x5 Z8350 CPU

Intel · Notebook · 2016

1,193 21 specs

The Intel Atom x5 Z8350 is a 4-core, 4-thread processor released in 2016, based on the Airmont microarchitecture and built on a 14 nm process.

Intel Celeron CPU G3900

Intel · 2016

3,207 23 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU G3900 is a dual-core desktop processor released in 2016, based on the Skylake microarchitecture and built on a 14 nm process.

Intel Celeron CPU G3900T

Intel · 2016

2,720 24 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU G3900T is a dual-core desktop processor released in 2016, based on the Skylake microarchitecture and built on a 14 nm process.

Intel Celeron CPU J3060

Intel · 2016

926 22 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU J3060 is a dual-core processor released in 2016, based on the Braswell microarchitecture and built on a 14 nm process.

Intel Celeron CPU J3160

Intel · 2016

1,123 22 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU J3160 is a 4-core, 4-thread processor released in 2016, based on the Braswell microarchitecture.

Intel Celeron CPU J3355

Intel · 2016

1,283 21 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU J3355 is a dual-core processor released in 2016, part of the Apollo Lake microarchitecture.

Intel Celeron CPU J3455

Intel · 2016

2,205 22 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU J3455 is a 4-core, 4-thread Apollo Lake processor released in 2016, featuring integrated Intel HD Graphics 500 and a 10 W TDP.

Intel Celeron CPU N3010

Intel · 2016

822 23 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU N3010 is a dual-core processor released in 2016, based on the Braswell microarchitecture.

Intel Celeron CPU N3060

Intel · 2016

867 23 specs

The Intel Celeron CPU N3060 is a dual-core processor released in 2016, part of the Braswell microarchitecture, designed for low-power devices.