Intel Celeron G3900T
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Celeron G3900T is a processor from Intels Celeron series. It was released in the first quarter of 2016 and is based on the Intel LGA 1151 socket. This means that the processor can be operated on any mainboard with this socket, which also makes it clear that the Intel Celeron G3900T is a desktop processor .

The Intel Celeron G3900T is manufactured using the 14-nanometer process, relies on a monolithic chip design and is based on Intels Skylake-S architecture.

The processor is equipped with 2 cores that clock at 2.60 gigahertz. The Intel Celeron G3900T does not have a turbo mode, which makes it clear that it cannot be overclocked manually either. Hyperthreading technology is also not supported, so you have to make do with the 2 threads of the physical cores.

The Intel HD Graphics 510 is used as the internal graphics unit in the Intel Celeron G3900T. This graphics unit has 12 execution units and 96 shader units and is also produced using the 14-nanometer process. It was integrated into a processor for the first time in the first quarter of 2015 and is therefore a year older than the processor. The iGPU clocks at 0.35 gigahertz and can increase its clock rate to up to 0.95 gigahertz if necessary. With this, it achieves an FP32 computing power (single precision) of 182 GigaFLOPS, which is not enough for much more than simple office applications.

The processor has 2 memory channels and can be operated with up to 64 gigabytes of RAM. Both DDR3L-1600 (SO-DIMM) and DDR4-2133 RAM are supported. In addition, it also supports the operation of main memory with automatic error correction, so-called ECC main memory.

The Intel Celeron G3900T has 16 type 3.0 PCIe lanes for connecting fast data carriers or various expansion cards.

• Efficient Skylake S architecture and 14 nm manufacturing
• Integrated Intel HD Graphics 510 graphics unit
• Low power consumption for economical operation
• Reliable for basic computer tasks