Intel Pentium 967
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Pentium 967 was once a widespread mobile processor. It was based on the Sandy Bridge U architecture from Intel. It was manufactured using the then-modern 32nm process. This contributed significantly to its good energy efficiency. Especially in notebooks, this feature was a great advantage for battery life.

The processor also integrated its own graphics unit. This was named Intel HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge GT1). For everyday tasks, this graphics always offered solid performance. For example, it provided a perfectly adequate display for web browsing or typical office applications. The Intel Pentium 967 had 2 MB Level 3 Cache.

Its maximum memory bandwidth was 17 GB/s. That was perfectly sufficient for most standard applications of that time. We see it as a reliable and steadfast companion. It always did its job without major complaints. Even today, it can still provide good service in many systems. It is still well suited for basic office work or surfing the Internet.

It remains a proven solution for simple computing needs.

• Based on Sandy Bridge U architecture
• High energy efficiency due to 32-nm manufacturing
• Integrated Intel HD Graphics for everyday tasks
• Reliable for basic computer requirements