Intel Celeron G4920
The Celeron G4920 is a 2 core CPU from Intel released in 2018. This chip has a bad overall score at 10% in our CPU benchmark. Our gaming benchmark shows that this CPU is an average processor for gaming, with a score of 21%. As for multitasking and heavy workloads, the Celeron G4920 scores 7% and 7% respectively. Indeed, this is a bad rating for very heavy workloads.
The Celeron G4920 has 2 cores and 2 threads. This chip has no simultaneous multithreading support, as it has the same number of cores as threads. This Intel CPU has a clock speed of 3.2 GHz. This CPU has a locked multiplier, so you are not able to overclock it beyond this frequency.
As for memory, the Celeron G4920 makes use of DDR4-2400 memory. The faster the memory, the better. Faster memory means that the CPU doesn't have to wait to get the data it needs. It can accommodate a maximum of 64 GiB of memory. Furthermore, this chip can handle up to 2 channels of RAM, a multichannel memory architecture allows for higher data transfer between the CPU and the memory. However, to take advantage of this, you must have enough memory slots filled. Error correcting memory is supported on this processor.
In terms of cache, the Celeron G4920 has 128 KiB of level 1 cache, 0 MiB of level 2 cache and 6 MiB of level 3 cache. This is a fast memory located close to the processor, which stores copies of frequently used data from main memory.
This CPU has fast connectivity with support for PCI-Express Gen 3. The faster the PCIe link, the better. This allows for better performance with GPUs and NVME SSDs. It has a total of 16 PCIe lanes.
Power and thermals for the Intel Celeron G4920 CPU are a TDP (Thermal Design Power) of 54 watts. This measures the amount of heat the processor produces when running at full load. This isn't a measure of power consumption, but it's good estimate.
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