Intel Celeron 1000M
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Celeron 1000M, developed based on the Ivy Bridge U architecture, was once a common component in many notebooks. This processor was manufactured using the then-common 22 nm manufacturing process. It was a solid choice for basic computer tasks and always offered reliable performance. One of its notable strengths was its high energy efficiency.

This made it particularly suitable for mobile devices, a clear advantage in everyday life. The integrated Intel HD Graphics (Ivy Bridge GT1) was also an important component. It provided a usable basis for everyday graphics tasks. Thus, the screen could be used easily without a separate graphics card.

For its class, the Intel Celeron 1000M offered consistently good performance. It handled office applications and internet surfing with flying colors. The processor also has 2 MB Level 3 Cache. A maximum memory bandwidth of 26 GB/s supported it. Even if it no longer competes with current models today, it remains a functional option for light tasks.

This underscores its former reliability and longevity.

• High energy efficiency
• Reliability for basic tasks
• Integrated graphics unit