Intel Atom E3845
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Atom E3845 was a processor that excelled in systems with low power consumption and limited space. It was based on the Bay Trail architecture. Manufacturing took place using the then-modern 22-nm process. This significantly contributed to the chip's energy efficiency. For many applications that did not require high processing power, this was a decisive advantage.

The integrated graphics unit, the Intel HD Graphics (Bay Trail GT1), offered basic image output. It was perfectly adequate for simple multimedia tasks and display purposes. This chip often found its use in embedded systems or industrial controls. Its reliability and ability to cope with less power made it a very practical choice.

The Intel Atom E3845 represented a cost-effective solution. It was well suited for many specialized applications where pure performance was not a priority. We found it well-equipped for its niche. It offered functional features.

• Low power consumption
• Integrated Intel HD Graphics
• Suitable for embedded applications