Intel has introduced its new Pentium Silver and Celeron processors. These are based on the architecture “Gemini Lake,”. Also, these are intended for low consumption equipment and multimedia features. Specifically, six new processors have been launched in total, the new Pentium Silver N5000 and J5005. And the new Celeron N4100, N4000, J4105 and J4005, where the N range corresponds to mobile devices and the J to the desktop.
Intel launches the new Pentium Silver and Celeron processors “Gemini Lake”
The new Pentium Silver offer quad-core four-wire processors that are capable of reaching up to 2.7Ghz with 4MB of cache. Also, these equipped with DDR4 or LPDDR4 memory up to 2400Mhz. And comes with the Intel UHD Graphics 605 graphics.
In the case of the new Intel Celeron, we find models of four and two cores. That comes with the same number of threads, also with 4MB of cache and with the same DDR4 memory support. The main difference is the lower frequencies of 2.4Ghz in the case of the quad-core models or 2.6Ghz in the case of the two, and be accompanied by an Intel UHD Graphics 600.
The new Gemini Lake-based processors offer Intel up to 58% more performance than their Apollo Lake versions, in addition to having included native VP9 10-bit decoding and the new LACE (Local Adaptive Contrast Enhancement) technology, which allows the brightness and contrast adjust automatically to see the screen outdoors.