Intel Pentium N3710 vs Intel Celeron J3455

The Intel Pentium N3710, based on the Braswell architecture, is an energy-efficient desktop processor for basic tasks.

It is manufactured using the 14nm process, has four cores and four threads, 2 MB of Level 3 Cache, and a maximum memory bandwidth of 26 GB/s. Its integrated graphics unit is the Intel HD Graphics 405 (16EU). The Intel Celeron J3455, belonging to the Apollo Lake family, is also an energy-efficient desktop processor for entry-level PCs.

It is manufactured using the 14nm process, features four cores and four threads, 2 MB of Level 3 Cache, and achieves a higher maximum memory bandwidth of 30 GB/s. The integrated graphics unit is the Intel HD Graphics 500. In a direct comparison, the Intel Celeron J3455 offers significantly superior single-core and multi-core performance, leading to a more responsive system experience.

Both are only very limitedly suitable for gaming; however, the Intel Celeron J3455 has a slightly improved graphics solution. Both chips are designed for energy-efficient operation. Without current market prices, a price-performance evaluation is difficult, but the higher performance of the Intel Celeron J3455 makes it the more attractive choice.

It is recommended for users who desire a bit more performance and smoother operation, while the Intel Pentium N3710 is sufficient for very basic tasks.