Intel Celeron N3150
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Celeron N3150 was released in 2015 and is based on the Braswell architecture. It was manufactured using the 14 nm process. This processor was primarily designed for energy-efficient applications. It was often found in compact devices such as small desktop PCs or notebooks. We appreciated its ability to operate without active cooling, which enabled very quiet systems.

Another significant advantage is the integrated graphics unit, the Intel HD Graphics 400. It is sufficient for basic graphical tasks and handles video playback. Everyday applications also run smoothly with it. With 2 MB Level 3 Cache, the N3150 offers a solid foundation for its category. The maximum memory bandwidth is 26 GB/s, which underscores its focus on efficiency.

At the time, it was a good choice for simple office work and media consumption. This Celeron offered an affordable alternative and thus enabled the construction of affordable computers. Its design, optimized for low consumption, remains important for many embedded applications today.

• Energy-efficient and passively cooled
• Integrated graphics for basic tasks
• Ideal for compact and affordable systems