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Celeron

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Celeron

Produced	From April 1998 to present
Common manufacturer(s)	Intel
Max. CPU clock rate	266 MHz to 3.6 GHz
FSB speeds	66 MHz to 1333 MT/s
Min. feature size	250 nm to 22 nm
Instruction set	IA-32, x86-64
Microarchitecture	P6, NetBurst, Core,Nehalem, Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge
Socket(s)	Slot 1 Socket 370 Socket 478 LGA 775 Socket M Socket P LGA 1156 LGA 1366 LGA 1155
Core name(s)	Covington Mendocino Coppermine-128 Tualatin-256 Willamette-128 Northwood-128 Prescott-256 Cedar Mill-512 Banias Dothan Yonah Merom Conroe Allendale Penryn Wolfdale Clarkdale Arrandale Jasper Forest Sandy Bridge Ivy Bridge

Celeron is a brand name given by Intel Corp. to a number of different IA-32 and x86-64 computer microprocessor models targeted at budget personal computers.

Celeron processors can run all IA-32 computer programs, but their performance is often significantly lower when compared to similar CPUs with higher-priced Intel CPU brands. For example, the Celeron brand will often have less cache memory, or have advanced features purposely disabled. These missing features can have a variable impact on performance, but is often very substantial. While a few of the Celeron designs have achieved surprising performance, most of the Celeron line has exhibited noticeably degraded performance.^[1] This has been the primary justification for the higher cost of other Intel CPU brands versus the Celeron range.

Introduced in April 1998,^[2] the first Celeron branded CPU was based on the Pentium II branded core. Subsequent Celeron branded CPUs were based on the Pentium III, Pentium 4, Pentium M, and Intel Core branded processors. The latest Celeron design (as of July 2011) is based on the second generation Core i3/i5/i7 series (Sandy Bridge). This design features independent processing cores (CPUs), but with only 66% as much cache memory as the comparable Core i3 offering.

Celeron 733 MHz processor boxed 13 November 2000 ^[3]

Contents

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• 1 Background
• 2 Desktop Celerons
  • 2.1 P6-based Celerons
    • 2.1.1 Covington
    • 2.1.2 Mendocino
    • 2.1.3 Coppermine-128
    • 2.1.4 Tualatin-256
  • 2.2 NetBurst-based Celerons
    • 2.2.1 Willamette-128
    • 2.2.2 Northwood-128
    • 2.2.3 Prescott-256
    • 2.2.4 Cedar Mill-512
  • 2.3 Core-based Celerons
    • 2.3.1 Conroe-L
    • 2.3.2 Allendale
    • 2.3.3 Wolfdale-3M
  • 2.4 Nehalem-based Celerons
    • 2.4.1 Clarkdale
    • 2.4.2 Jasper Forest
  • 2.5 Sandy Bridge-based Desktop Celerons
• 3 Mobile Celerons
  • 3.1 P6-based Mobile Celerons
    • 3.1.1 Mendocino (Mobile)
    • 3.1.2 Tualatin-256 (Mobile)
  • 3.2 NetBurst-based Mobile Celerons
    • 3.2.1 Northwood-256
  • 3.3 Pentium M-based Mobile Celerons
    • 3.3.1 Banias-512
    • 3.3.2 Shelton
    • 3.3.3 Dothan-1024
    • 3.3.4 Yonah
  • 3.4 Core-based Mobile Celerons
    • 3.4.1 Merom-L
    • 3.4.2 Merom-2M
    • 3.4.3 Penryn-3M
  • 3.5 Nehalem-based Mobile Celerons
    • 3.5.1 Arrandale
  • 3.6 Sandy Bridge-based Mobile Celerons
• 4 Dual processor support
• 5 See also
• 6 References
• 7 External links

Background[edit]

As a product concept, the Celeron was introduced in response to Intel's loss of the low-end market, in particular to the Cyrix 6x86, the AMD K6, and the IDT Winchip. Intel's existing low-end product, the Pentium MMX, was no longer performance competitive at 233 MHz.^[4] Although a faster Pentium MMX would have been a lower-risk strategy, the industry standard Socket 7 platform hosted a market of competitor CPUs which could be drop-in replacements for the Pentium MMX. Instead, Intel pursued a budget part that was pin-compatible with their high-end Pentium IIproduct, using the Pentium II's Slot 1 interface.

Intel hired marketing firm Lexicon Branding, which had come up with the name "Pentium", to devise a name for the new product. The San Jose Mercury Newsdescribed Lexicon's reasoning behind the name they chose: "Celer is Latin for swift. As in 'accelerate.' And 'on.' As in 'turned on.' Celeron is seven letters and three syllables, like Pentium. The 'Cel' of Celeron rhymes with 'tel' of Intel."^[5]

Intel Celeron processor family
Desktop			Laptop
Code-named	Core	Date released	Code-named	Core	Date released
Covington Mendocino Coppermine Tualatin Willamette Northwood Conroe-L	(250 nm) (250 nm) (180 nm) (130 nm) (180 nm) (130 nm) (65 nm)	April 1998 August 1998 March 2000 October 2001 May 2002 September 2002 June 2007	Mendocino Coppermine Tualatin Northwood Yonah-512 Merom Penryn	(250 nm) (180 nm) (130 nm) (130 nm) (65 nm) (65 nm) (45 nm)	January 1999 February 2000 April 2002 June 2002 April 2006 January 2007 September 2008
Prescott Cedar Mill	(90 nm) (65 nm)	June 2004 May 2006
			Banias Dothan Yonah Merom	(130 nm) (90 nm) (65 nm) (65 nm)	January 2004 August 2004 April 2006 January 2007
Allendale Wolfdale Clarkdale Jasper Forest	dual (65 nm) dual (45 nm) dual (32 nm) single (45 nm)	January 2008 August 2009 January 2010 February 2010	Merom Penryn Arrandale Sandy Bridge	dual (65 nm) dual (45 nm) dual (32 nm) dual (32 nm)	July 2008 June 2009 March 2010 March 2011
List of Intel Celeron microprocessors

Desktop Celerons[edit]

P6-based Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#P6 based Celerons

Covington[edit]

Intel Celeron Covington.

The first Covington Celeron was essentially a 266 MHz Pentium II manufactured without any secondary cache at all.^[6] Covington also shared the 80523 product code of Deschutes. Although clocked at 266 or 300 MHz (frequencies 33 or 66 MHz higher than the desktop version of the Pentium w/MMX), the cacheless Celerons were a good deal slower than the parts they were designed to replace.^[4]Substantial numbers were sold on first release, largely on the strength of the Intel name, but the Celeron quickly achieved a poor reputation both in the trade press and among computer professionals.^[7] The initial market interest faded rapidly in the face of its poor performance and with sales at a very low level, Intel felt obliged to develop a substantially faster replacement as soon as possible. Nevertheless the first Celerons were quite popular among some overclockers, for their flexible overclockability and reasonable price.^[4] Covington was only manufactured in Slot 1 SEPP format.

Mendocino[edit]

Intel Celeron Mendocino 300 MHz in SEPP package.

Top of a Mendocino-core Socket 370 Celeron (PPGA package)

Underside of a Mendocino-core Socket 370 Celeron, 333 MHz.

The Mendocino Celeron, launched 24 August 1998, was the first retail CPU to use on-die L2 cache. Whereas Covington had no secondary cache at all, Mendocino included 128 KB of L2 cache running at full clock rate. The first Mendocino-core Celeron was clocked at a then-modest 300 MHz but offered almost twice the performance of the old cacheless Covington Celeron at the same clock rate. To distinguish it from the older Covington 300 MHz, Intel called the Mendocino core Celeron 300A.^[8] Although the other Mendocino Celerons (the 333 MHz part, for example) did not have an A appended, some people call all Mendocino processors Celeron-Aregardless of clock rate.

The new Mendocino-core Celeron was a good performer from the outset. Indeed, most industry analysts regarded the first Mendocino-based Celerons as too successful—performance was sufficiently high to not only compete strongly with rival parts, but also to attract buyers away from Intel's high-profit flagship, the Pentium II. Overclockers soon discovered that, given a high-endmotherboard, the Celeron 300A could run reliably at 450 MHz. This was achieved by simply increasing the Front-side bus (FSB) clock rate from the stock 66 MHz to the 100 MHz clock of the Pentium II. At this frequency, the Mendocino Celeron rivaled the fastest x86 processors available.^[8] Some motherboards were designed to prevent this modification, by restricting the Celeron's front side bus to 66 MHz. However, overclockers soon found that putting tape over pin B21 of the Celeron's interface slot circumvented this, allowing a 100 MHz bus.^[9]

At the time on-die cache was difficult to manufacture; especially L2 as more of it is needed to attain an adequate level of performance. A benefit of on-die cache is that it operates at the same clock rate as the CPU. All other Intel CPUs at that time used motherboard mounted or slot mounted secondary L2 cache, which was very easy to manufacture, cheap, and simple to enlarge to any desired size (typical cache sizes were 512 KB or 1 MB), but they carried the performance penalty of slower cache performance, typically running at FSB frequency of 60 to 100 MHz. The Pentium II's 512 KB of L2 cache was implemented with a pair of relatively high-performance L2 cache chips mounted on a special-purpose board alongside the processor itself, running at half the processor's clock rate and communicating with the CPU through a special back-side bus. This method of cache placement was expensive and imposed practical cache-size limits, but allowed the Pentium II to be clocked higher and avoided front side bus RAM/L2 cache contention typical with motherboard-placed L2 cache configurations.^[10]

Over time, newer Mendocino processors were released at 333, 366, 400, 433, 466, 500, and 533 MHz. The Mendocino Celeron CPU came only designed for a 66 MHz front-side bus, but this would not be a serious performance bottleneck until clock rates reached higher levels.

The Mendocino Celerons also introduced new packaging. When the Mendocinos debuted they came in both a Slot 1 SEPP and Socket 370 PPGApackage. The Slot 1 form had been designed to accommodate the off-chip cache of the Pentium II and had mounting problems with motherboards. Because all Celerons are a single-chip design, however, there was no reason to retain the slot packaging for L2 cache storage, and Intel discontinued the Slot 1 variant: beginning with the 466 MHz part, only the PPGA Socket 370 form was offered. (Third-party manufacturers made motherboard slot-to-socket adapters (nicknamed Slotkets) available for a few dollars, which allowed, for example, a Celeron 500 to be fitted to a Slot 1 motherboard.) One interesting note about the PPGA Socket 370 Mendocinos is they supported symmetric multiprocessing (SMP), and there was at least one motherboard released (the ABIT BP6) which took advantage of this fact.

The Mendocino also came in a mobile variant, with clock rates of 266, 300, 333, 366, 400, 433 and 466 MHz.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Mendocino CPUs are family 6, model 6 and their Intel product code is 80524. These identifiers are shared with the related Dixon Mobile Pentium II variant.

Coppermine-128[edit]

Celeron Coppermine 128 600 MHz (FC-PGApackage)

Underside of a Celeron Coppermine 128, 600 MHz

The next generation Celeron was the 'Coppermine-128' (sometimes known as the Celeron II). These were a derivative of Intel's Coppermine Pentium III and were released on 29 March 2000.^[11] Like the Mendocino, the Celeron-128 used 128 KB of on-chip L2 cache and was (initially) restricted to a 66 MHz Front Side Bus Speed, But the big news was the addition of SSE instructions, due to the new Coppermine core. Besides only having half the L2 cache (128 KB instead of 256 KB) and the lower FSB (66-100 MHz instead of 100-133 MHz), the Coppermine Celeron was identical to the Coppermine Pentium III.

All Coppermine-128s were produced in the same FCPGA Socket 370 format that most Coppermine Pentium III CPUs used. These Celeron processors began at 533 MHz and continued through 566, 600, 633, 667, 700, 733, and 766 MHz. Because of the limitations of the 66 MHz bus, there were diminishing returns on performance as clock rates increased. On 3 January 2001, Intel switched to a 100 MHz bus with the launch of the 800 MHz Celeron, resulting in a significant performance-per-clock improvement.^[12] All Celeron-128 CPUs from 800 MHz and higher use the 100 MHz front side bus. Various models were made at 800, 850, 900, 950, 1000, and 1100 MHz.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Coppermine Celerons and Pentium IIIs are family 6, model 8 and their Intel product code is 80526.

Tualatin-256[edit]

A Tualatin core Celeron 1.2 GHz (Tualeron) (FC-PGA2 package)

These Celeron processors, released initially at 1.2 GHz on 2 October 2001,^[13] were based on the Pentium III 'Tualatin' core and made with a 0.13 micrometer process for the FCPGA 2 socket 370. They were nicknamed 'Tualeron' — a portmanteau of the words Tualatin and Celeron. Some software and users refer to the chips as Celeron-S, referring to the chip's lineage with the Pentium III-S, but this is not an official designation. Intel later released 1 GHz and 1.1 GHz parts (which were given the extension A to their name to differentiate them from the Coppermine-128 of the same clock rate they replaced).^[14] A 1.3 GHz chip, launched 4 January 2002,^[15] and finally a 1.4 GHz chip, launched 15 May 2002 (the same day as the 1.7 GHz Willamett-based Celeron launch),^[16] marked the end of the Tualatin-256 line.

With regards to core functionality, Tualatin-256 was again quite similar to its Pentium III sibling. The most significant differences were a lower 100 MHz bus and only 256 KB of L2 cache (whereas the Pentium III had either 256 KB or 512 KB of L2 cache). Furthermore, the Tualeron's L2 cache had a higher latency which boosted manufacturing yields for this budget CPU. On the other hand, this improved stability when overclocking and most of them had no problem working at 133 MHz FSB for a substantial performance increase.

Despite offering much improved performance over the Coppermine Celeron it superseded, the Tualatin Celeron still suffered stiff competition from AMD's Duron budget processor.^[17] Intel later responded by releasing the Netburst Willamette Celeron, and for some time Tualatin Celerons were manufactured and sold in parallel with their replacement Pentium 4-based Celerons.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Tualatin Celerons and Pentium IIIs are family 6, model 11 and their Intel product code is 80530.

NetBurst-based Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Netburst based Celerons

Willamette-128[edit]

These Celerons were for socket 478 and were based on the Willamette Pentium 4 core, being a completely different design compared to the previous Tualatin Celeron. These are often known as the Celeron 4. Their L2 cache (128 KB) is half that of the Willamette-based Pentium 4's 256 KB of L2 cache, but otherwise the two are very similar. With the transition to the Pentium 4 core the Celeron now featured SSE2 instructions. The ability to share the same socket as the Pentium 4 meant that the Celeron now had the option to use RDRAM, DDR SDRAM, or traditional SDRAM. Willamette Celerons were launched 15 May 2002, initially at 1.7 GHz, and offered a noticeable performance improvement over the older 1.3 GHz Tualatin-based Celeron part, being able to finally outperform an 1.3 GHz AMD Duron, which at the time was AMD's top competing budget processor.^[18] On 12 June 2002, Intel launched the last Willamette Celeron, a 1.8 GHz model.^[19] Сontains 42 million transistors and has a die area of 217 mm².^[20]

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Willamette Celerons and Pentium 4s are family 15, model 1, and their Intel product code is 80531.

Northwood-128[edit]

These socket 478 Celerons are based on the Northwood Pentium 4 core, and also have 128 KB of L2 cache. The only difference between the Northwood-128-based and the Willamette-128-based Celeron is the fact that it was built on the new 130 nm process which shrank the die size, increased the transistor count, and lowered the core voltage from 1.7 V on the Willamette-128 to 1.52 V for the Northwood-128. Despite these differences, they are functionally the same as the Willamette-128 Celeron, and perform largely the same clock-for-clock. The Northwood-128 family of processors were initially released as a 2 GHz core (a 1.9 GHz model was announced earlier, but never launched^[21]) on 18 September 2002.^[22] Since that time Intel has released at total of 10 different clock speeds ranging from 1.8 GHz to 2.8 GHz, before being surpassed by the Celeron D. Although the Northwood-based Celerons suffer considerably from their small L2 cache, some clock rates have been favored in the enthusiast market, because like the old 300A, they can run well above their specified clock rate.^[1]

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Northwood Celerons and Pentium 4s are family 15, model 2, and their Intel product code is 80532.

Prescott-256 [edit]

Prescott-256 Celeron D processors, initially launched 25 June 2004,^[23] featuring double the L1 cache (16 KB) and L2 cache (256 KB) as compared to the previous Willamette and Northwood desktop Celerons, by virtue of being based on the Prescott Pentium 4 core.^[24]

It also features a 533 MT/s bus and SSE3, and a 3xx model number (compared to 5xx for Pentium 4s and 7xx for Pentium Ms). The Prescott-256 Celeron D was manufactured for Socket 478 and LGA 775, with 3x0 and 3x5 designations from 310 through to 355 at clock speeds of 2.13 GHz to 3.33 GHz.

The Intel Celeron D processor works with the Intel 845 and 865 chipset families. The D suffix actually has no official designation, and does not indicate that these models are dual-core. It is used simply to distinguish this line of Celeron from the previous, lower performing Northwood and Willamette series, and also from the mobile series, the Celeron M (which also uses 3xx model numbers).^[25] Unlike the Pentium D, the Celeron D is not a dual core processor.

The Celeron D was a major performance improvement over previous NetBurst-based Celerons. A test using a variety of applications, run by Derek Wilson at Anandtech.com, showed that the new Celeron D architecture alone offered up performance improvements on average of >10% over a Northwood Celeron when both CPUs were run at the same bus and clock rate.^[26] This CPU also had the addition of SSE3 instructions and the higher FSB which only contributed to this already impressive gain.

Despite its many improvements, the Prescott core of the Celeron D had at least one major drawback - heat. Unlike the fairly cool-running Northwood Celeron, the Prescott-256 had a class-rated TDP of 73 W, which prompted Intel to include a more intricate copper core/aluminum finned cooler to help handle the additional heat.^[27]

In mid-2005, Intel refreshed the Celeron D with Intel 64 and XD Bit (eXecute Disable) enabled. Model numbers increase by 1 over the previous generation (e.g., 330 became 331). This only applied to LGA 775 Celeron Ds. There are no Socket 478 CPUs with 64-bit or XD Bit capabilities.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Prescott Celeron Ds and Pentium 4s are family 15, model 3 (up to stepping E0) or 4 (stepping E0 onwards), and their Intel product code is 80546 or 80547, depending on socket type.

Cedar Mill-512[edit]

Based on the Cedar Mill Pentium 4 core, this version of the Celeron D was launched 28 May 2006, and continued the 3xx naming scheme with the Celeron D 347 (3.06 GHz), 352 (3.2 GHz), 356 (3.33 GHz), 360 (3.46 GHz), and 365 (3.6 GHz). The Cedar Mill Celeron D is largely the same as the Prescott-256, except with double the L2 cache (512 KB) and based on a 65 nm manufacturing process. The Cedar Mill-512 Celeron D is LGA 775 exclusive. The main benefits of the Cedar Mill Celerons over the Prescott Celerons are the slightly increased performance due to the larger L2 cache, higher clock rates, and less heat dissipation, with several models having a TDP lowered to 65 W from Prescott's lowest offering of 73 W.^[28]

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Cedar Mill Celeron Ds and Pentium 4s are family 15, model 6, and their Intel product code is 80552.

Core-based Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Core based Celerons

Conroe-L[edit]

Main article: Conroe (microprocessor)#Conroe-L

The Conroe-L Celeron is a single-core processor built on the Core microarchitecture and is thus clocked much lower than the Cedar Mill Celerons, but still outperforms them. It is based on the 65 nm Conroe-L core,^[29] and uses a 400-series model number sequence.^[30] The FSB was increased to 800 MT/s from 533 MT/s in this generation, and the TDP was decreased from 65 W to 35 W. As is traditional with Celerons, it does not have Intel VT-x instruction support or SpeedStep(although Enhanced Halt State is enabled, allowing the Celerons to lower the multiplier to 6× and decrease core voltage while idle). All Conroe-L models are single-core processors for the value segment of the market, much like the AMD K8-based Sempron. The product line was launched on 5 June 2007.^[31]

On 21 October 2007, Intel presented a new processor for its Intel Essential Series. The full name of the processor is Celeron 220 and is soldered on the D201GLY2 motherboard. With 1.2 GHz and a 512 KB L2 cache it has a TDP of 19 W and can be cooled passively. The Celeron 220 is the successor of the Celeron 215 which is based on a Yonah core and used on the D201GLY motherboard. This processor is exclusively used on the mini-ITX boards targeted to the sub-value market segment.

Allendale [edit]

Main article: Conroe (microprocessor)#Allendale

Intel launched the dual core Celeron E1xxx processor line on 20 January 2008, based on the Allendale core. The CPU has 800 MT/s FSB, 65 W TDP and uses 512KB of the chip's 2 MB L2 cache, significantly limiting performance for uses such as gaming. New features to the Celeron family included full enhanced halt state and enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology. Clock rates range from 1.6 GHz to 2.4 GHz. It is compatible with other Allendale based CPUs such as the Core 2 Duo E4xxx and Pentium Dual-Core E2xxx.^[32]

Wolfdale-3M[edit]

Main article: Wolfdale (microprocessor)#Wolfdale-3M

The Celeron E3000 series, starting with E3200 and E3300, was released in August 2009, featuring the Wolfdale-3M core used in Pentium Dual-Core E5000, Pentium E6000 and Core 2 Duo E7000 series. The main difference to Allendale based Celeron processors is the support for Intel VT-x and increased performance due to the double L2 Cache of 1 MB.

Nehalem-based Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Nehalem based Celerons

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Nehalem based Celerons 3

Clarkdale[edit]

Main article: Clarkdale (microprocessor)

With the introduction of the Desktop Core i3 and Core i5 processor code named Clarkdale in January 2010, Intel also added a new Celeron line, starting with the Celeron G1101. This is the first Celeron to come with on-chip PCI Express and integrated graphics. Despite using the same Clarkdale chip as the Core i5-6xx line, it does not support Turbo Boost, HyperThreading, VT-d, SMT, Trusted Execution Technology or AES new instructions, and it comes with only 2 MB of third-level cache enabled.^[33]

Jasper Forest[edit]

Main article: Jasper Forest (microprocessor)

The Celeron P1053 is an embedded processor for Socket 1366 from the Jasper Forest family. All other members of this family are known as Xeon C35xx or C55xx. The Jasper Forest chip is closely related to Lynnfield and contains four cores, 8 MB of L3 and a QPI interface, but most of these are disabled in the Celeron version, leaving a single core with 2 MB of L3 cache.

Sandy Bridge-based Desktop Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Sandy Bridge based Celerons

The Sandy Bridge-based Celeron processors were released in 2011. They are LGA1155 processors (single and dual core versions available) with integrated graphics and contain up to 2 MB of L3 cache. Turbo-Boost, AVX and AES-NI have been disabled. Hyper-Threading is currently available on only the G460 and G465 models.

Mobile Celerons[edit]

P6-based Mobile Celerons [edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#P6 based Celerons 2

Mendocino (Mobile)[edit]

Mobile Celeron in BGA2 package

Similar to the Mendocino (Celeron-A): 0.25 μm, 32 KB L1 cache and 128 KB L2 cache, but uses a lower voltage (1.5-1.9 V) and two power-saving modes: Quick Start, and Deep Sleep. Packaged in the small, 615-pin BGA2 or Micro-PGA2 package.

Tualatin-256 (Mobile)[edit]

These were the first Mobile Celerons, based on the Tualatin core. These differed from their desktop counterparts in that the Mobile series were offered in both 100 MHz and 133 MHz FSB. Like the desktop Tualatins, these chips had 256 KB of L2 cache.

NetBurst-based Mobile Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Netburst based Celerons 2

Northwood-256[edit]

These are the Mobile Celeron range used in laptops. Also based on the Northwood core, they feature a 256 KB L2 cache. These Celeron processors were a good deal higher performing than the desktop counterparts because of their larger L2 cache sizes.^[34] They were eventually replaced by the Celeron M brand which is built around the Pentium M processor design.

Pentium M-based Mobile Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Pentium-M based Celerons

Banias-512[edit]

This Celeron (sold under the Celeron M brand) is based on the Banias Pentium M, and differs from its parent in that it has half the L2 cache, and does not support the clock-varying SpeedStep technology. It performs reasonably well compared to the Pentium M, but battery life is noticeably shorter on a Celeron M–based notebook than it is on a comparable Pentium M notebook.

A system based on the Celeron M processor may not use the Centrino brand name, regardless of what chipset and Wi-Fi components are used.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Banias Celeron Ms and Pentium Ms are family 6, model 9 and their Intel product code is 80535.

Shelton[edit]

The Shelton core is a Banias core without any L2 cache and SpeedStep. It is used in Intel's small form factor D845GVSH motherboard, intended for Asian and South American markets. The processor identifies itself as a "Intel Celeron 1.0B GHz", to differentiate it from the previous Coppermine-128 and Tualatin 1.0 GHz processors.

The Shelton'08 is a basic platform for a low cost notebook released by Intel at January 2008. The platform uses Intel's single-core Diamondville CPU with a clock frequency of 1.6 GHz and a 533 MT/s FSB and power consumption of 3.5 W. The platform's total power consumption is around 8 W, translating to battery usage time of between 3–4 hours. The platform consists of a 945GSE chipset, which includes built-in DirectX 9 graphics and supports single channel DDR2 memory. A 802.11g Wi-Fi module, USB/PATA port SSD (solid state drive), and a 7- or 8-inch panel will typically round out the platform.

Dothan-1024[edit]

A 90 nm Celeron M with half of the L2 cache of the 90 nm Dothan Pentium Ms (twice the L2 cache of the 130 nm Celeron Ms, though), and, like its predecessor, lacking SpeedStep. The first Celeron Ms that supports the XD bit was released in January 2005, in general any Celeron M released after that supports the XD bit. There is also a 512 KB low voltage version that was used in the early ASUS Eee PC models.

In Intel's "Family/Model/Stepping" scheme, Dothan Celeron Ms and Pentium Ms are family 6, model 13 and their Intel product code is 80536.

Yonah[edit]

Main article: Yonah (microprocessor)

The Celeron M 400-series is a 65 nm Celeron M based on the single-core Yonah chip, like the Core Solo. Like its predecessors in the Celeron M series, this Celeron M has half of the L2 cache (1 MB) of Core Solo and lacks SpeedStep. This core also brings new features to Celeron M including a higher front side bus (533 MT/s), SSE3 instructions. September 2006 and 4 January 2008 mark a discontinuation of many Celeron M branded CPUs.^[35]

Core-based Mobile Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Core based Celerons 2

Merom-L [edit]

Main article: Merom (microprocessor)#Merom-L

The Celeron M 523 (933 MHz ULV), M 520 (1.6 GHz), M 530 (1.73 GHz), 530 (1.73 GHz), 540 (1.86 GHz), 550 (2.0 GHz), 560 (2.13 GHz), 570 (2.26 GHz) ^[36] are single-core 65 nm CPUs based on the Merom Core 2 architecture. They feature a 533 MT/s FSB, 1 MB of L2 cache (half that of the low end Core 2 Duo's 2 MB cache), XD-bit support, and Intel 64 technology, but lack SpeedStep and Virtualization Technology. Two different processor models are used with identical part numbers with the same part numbers, single-core Merom-L with 1 MB cache and dual-core Merom with 4 MB L2 cache that have the extra cache and core disabled. Celeron M 523, M 520 and M 530 are Socket M based, while Celeron 530 through 570 (without M) are for Socket P. 4 January 2008 marked the discontinuation of Merom CPUs.^[35]

Merom-2M [edit]

Main article: Merom (microprocessor)#Merom-2M

The Celeron 573 (1 GHz, ULV), 575 (2 GHz) and 585 (2.16 GHz) are based on the Merom-2M core with only one core and 1 MB L2 cache enabled. They are similar to the Merom and Merom-L based Celerons but have a faster 667 MT/s FSB.

The Celeron T1xxx processors are also based on the Merom-2M chips but have both cores enabled. The earlier T1400 (1.73 GHz) and T1500 (1.86 GHz) versions have a 533 MT/s FSB and 512 kB L2 cache, while the more recent T1600 (1.66 GHz) and T1700 (1.83 GHz) versions have 667 MT/s and 1 MB L2 cache enabled but come with a lower clock frequency.

Penryn-3M[edit]

Main article: Penryn (microprocessor)#Penryn-3M

At the same time as the dual-core Merom-2M, Intel introduced the first 45 nm Celeron processor based on the Penryn-3M core with 800 MT/s FSB, 1 MB L2 cache and one core enabled. This includes the Celeron M 7xx Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage (CULV) series starting at 1.2 GHz and the later Celeron 900 (2.2 GHz).

The initial 45 nm dual-core Celeron processor was released in June 2009 and is also based on Penryn-3M. The Celeron T3000 (1.8 GHz) and T3100 (1.9 GHz) again come with 1 MB of L2 cache enabled and an 800 MT/s FSB. In September 2009, Intel also started the dual-core CULV Celeron SU2000 series, again with 1 MB L2 cache. Despite the similar name, they are very different from Pentium SU2000 (with 2 MB L2 cache and one active core) and Pentium T3000 (based on the 65 nmMerom processor).

Nehalem-based Mobile Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Nehalem based Celerons 2

Arrandale[edit]

Main article: Arrandale (microprocessor)

The Arrandale based Celeron P4xxx and U3xxx lines are low-end versions of the Pentium P6xxx and U5xxx lines, originally released as the mobile dual-core lines of Core i3/i5/i7. Like the Clarkdale-based Celeron G1xxx, they use 2 MB of L3 cache, which is the amount that the earlier "Penryn" based CPUs used in the Pentium brand as their L2 cache. Like all Arrandale processors, the Celeron P4xxx and U3xxx use an integrated graphics core.

Sandy Bridge-based Mobile Celerons[edit]

List: List of Intel Celeron microprocessors#Sandy Bridge based Celerons

Main article: Sandy Bridge

The Celeron B8xx processors released in 2011 follow the Arrandale line. They are Dual-Core processors with integrated graphics and use the same chips as the Pentium B9xx and Core i3/i5/i7-2xxx mobile processors, but with Turbo-Boost, Hyper-Threading, VT-d, TXT and AES-NI disabled and the L3 cache reduced to 2MB.

Dual processor support[edit]

As a budget processor, the Celeron does not support a dual processor configuration using multiple CPU sockets, however it has been discovered that multiprocessing could be enabled on Slot 1 Celeron processors by connecting a pin on the CPU core to a contact on the processor card's connector.^[37] In addition, Mendocino Socket 370 processors can use multiprocessing when used on specific dual Slot 1 motherboards by using a slot adapter.^{[citation needed]} The unofficial SMP support was removed in the Coppermine Celerons, and dual-socket support is now limited to higher-end Xeon server-class processors. Conroe/Allendale based Celeron processors and later support multiprocessing using multi-core chips, but are still limited to one socket.

The ABIT BP6 motherboard also allows 2 Mendocino Socket 370 Celeron processors to operate in a Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) configuration without any modification to the CPUs or the motherboard.

 

 

 

 

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• 1 Desktop Processors
  • 1.1 P6 based Celerons
    • 1.1.1 Celeron (single-core)
      • 1.1.1.1 "Covington" (250 nm)
      • 1.1.1.2 "Mendocino" (250 nm)
      • 1.1.1.3 "Coppermine-128" (180 nm)
      • 1.1.1.4 "Tualatin-256" (130 nm)
  • 1.2 Netburst based Celerons
    • 1.2.1 Celeron (single-core)
      • 1.2.1.1 "Willamette-128" (180 nm)
      • 1.2.1.2 "Northwood-128" (130 nm)
    • 1.2.2 Celeron D (single-core)
      • 1.2.2.1 "Prescott-256" (90 nm)
      • 1.2.2.2 "Cedar Mill-512" (65 nm)
  • 1.3 Core based Celerons
    • 1.3.1 Celeron (single-core)
      • 1.3.1.1 "Conroe-L" (65 nm)
      • 1.3.1.2 "Conroe-CL" (65 nm)
    • 1.3.2 Celeron (dual-core)
      • 1.3.2.1 "Allendale" (65 nm)
      • 1.3.2.2 "Wolfdale-3M" (45 nm)
  • 1.4 Nehalem based Celerons
    • 1.4.1 Celeron (dual-core)
      • 1.4.1.1 "Clarkdale" (MCP, 32 nm)
  • 1.5 Sandy Bridge based Celerons
    • 1.5.1 "Sandy Bridge" (32 nm)
    • 1.5.2 "Ivy Bridge" (22 nm)
  • 1.6 Silvermont based Celerons
    • 1.6.1 "Bay Trail-D" (22 nm)
• 2 Mobile Processors
  • 2.1 P6 based Celerons
    • 2.1.1 Mobile Celeron (single-core)
      • 2.1.1.1 "Mendocino" (250 nm)
      • 2.1.1.2 "Coppermine-128" (180 nm)
      • 2.1.1.3 "Coppermine T" (180 nm)
      • 2.1.1.4 "Tualatin-256" (130 nm)
  • 2.2 Netburst based Celerons
    • 2.2.1 Mobile Celeron (single-core)
      • 2.2.1.1 "Northwood-256" (130 nm)
  • 2.3 Pentium-M based Celerons
    • 2.3.1 Celeron M (single-core)
      • 2.3.1.1 "Banias-512" (130 nm)
      • 2.3.1.2 "Dothan-1024" (90 nm)
      • 2.3.1.3 "Dothan-512" (90 nm)
      • 2.3.1.4 "Yonah-512" (65 nm)
      • 2.3.1.5 "Yonah-1024" (65 nm)
      • 2.3.1.6 "Sossaman" (65 nm)
  • 2.4 Core based Celerons
    • 2.4.1 Celeron M/Celeron (single-core)
      • 2.4.1.1 "Merom", "Merom-L" (standard-voltage, 65 nm)
      • 2.4.1.2 "Merom-2M" (standard-voltage, 65 nm)
      • 2.4.1.3 "Merom-L" (ultra-low-voltage, 65 nm)
    • 2.4.2 Celeron (single-core)
      • 2.4.2.1 "Penryn-3M" (45 nm)
    • 2.4.3 Celeron (dual-core)
      • 2.4.3.1 "Merom-2M" (65 nm)
      • 2.4.3.2 "Penryn-3M" (45 nm)
  • 2.5 Nehalem based Celerons
    • 2.5.1 Celeron (dual-core)
      • 2.5.1.1 "Arrandale" (MCP, 32 nm)
  • 2.6 Sandy Bridge based Celerons
    • 2.6.1 "Sandy Bridge" (32 nm)
    • 2.6.2 "Ivy Bridge" (22 nm)
  • 2.7 Haswell based Celerons
    • 2.7.1 "Haswell-MB" (22 nm)
    • 2.7.2 "Haswell-ULT" (SiP, 22 nm)
  • 2.8 Silvermont based Celerons
    • 2.8.1 "Bay Trail-M" (22 nm)
• 3 Embedded Processors
  • 3.1 Nehalem based Celerons
    • 3.1.1 Celeron (single-core)
      • 3.1.1.1 "Jasper Forest" (45 nm)
  • 3.2 Sandy Bridge based Celerons
    • 3.2.1 Celeron (single-core)
      • 3.2.1.1 "Gladden" (32 nm)
• 4 See also
• 5 References
• 6 External links

Desktop Processors[edit]

P6 based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Covington" (250 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX
• Steppings: A0, A1, B0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 266	SL2SY (A0) SL2YN (A0) SL2TR (A1) SL2QG (A1) SL2Y3 (B0)	267 MHz	N/A	66 MT/s	4×	2.0 V	16.59 W	Slot 1	April 1998	BX80523R266000	$155
Celeron 300	SL27Z (A0) SL2YP (A0) SL2Z7 (A0) SL2X8 (A1) SL2Y2 (A1) SL2Y4 (B0)	300 MHz	N/A	66 MT/s	4.5×	2.0 V	18.48 W	Slot 1	June 1998	BX80523R300000	$159

"Mendocino" (250 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX
• L2 cache is on-die, running at full CPU speed

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 300A	SL2WM (A0) SL32A (A0) SL36A (B0) SL35Q (B0)	300 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	4.5×	2.0 V	17.8 W	Slot 1 Socket 370	August 1998	B80524R300128 FV80524RX300128
Celeron 333	SL2WN (A0) SL32B (A0) SL36B (B0) SL35R (B0)	333 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	5×	2.0 V	19.7 W	Slot 1 Socket 370	August 1998	B80524R333128 FV80524RX333128
Celeron 366	SL376 (A0) SL37Q (A0) SL36C (B0) SL35S (B0)	367 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	5.5×	2.0 V	21.7 W	Slot 1 Socket 370	January 1999	B80524R366128 FV80524RX366128
Celeron 400	SL37V (A0) SL39Z (A0) SL37X (B0) SL3A2 (B0)	400 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	6×	2.0 V	23.7 W	Slot 1 Socket 370	January 1999	BX80524R400128 FV80524RX400128
Celeron 433	SL3BC (A0) SL3BA (B0) SL3BS (B0)	433 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	6.5×	2.0 V	24.1 W	Slot 1 Socket 370	March 1999	80524RX433128 FV80524RX433128
Celeron 466	SL3EH (B0) SL3FL (B0)	467 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	7×	2.0 V	25.7 W	Socket 370	April 1999	FV80524RX466128
Celeron 500	SL3FY (B0) SL3LQ (B0)	500 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	7.5×	2.0 V	27 W	Socket 370	August 1999	FV80524RX500128
Celeron 533	SL3FZ (B0) SL3PZ (B0)	533 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	8×	2.0 V	28.3 W	Socket 370		FV80524RX533128

"Coppermine-128" (180 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 533A	SL46S (B0) SL4PD (C0)	533 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	8×	2.0 V	28.3 W	Socket 370	March 29, 2000	RB80526RX533128
Celeron 566	SL3W7 (B0) SL46T (B0) SL4NW (C0) SL4PC (C0) SL5L5 (D0)	567 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	8.5×	1.5/1.7/1.75 V	19.2 W	Socket 370	March 29, 2000	RB80526RX566128	$167[1]
Celeron 600	SL3W8 (B0) SL46U (B0) SL4NX (C0) SL4PB (C0)	600 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	9×	1.5/1.7/1.75 V	15.8 W	Socket 370	March 29, 2000	RB80526RX600128	$181[2]
Celeron 633	SL3VS (B0) SL3W9 (B0) SL4NY (C0) SL4PA (C0) SL533	633 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	9.5×	1.5/1.7/1.75 V	16.5 W	Socket 370	June 26, 2000	RB80526RX633128	$138[3]
Celeron 667	SL48E (B0) SL4AB (B0) SL4NZ (C0) SL4P9 (C0)	667 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	10×	1.5/1.7/1.75 V	17.5 W	Socket 370	June 26, 2000	RB80526RX667128	$170[4]
Celeron 700	SL48F (B0) SL4E6 (B0) SL4EG (B0) SL5E6 (B0) SL4P2 (C0) SL4P8 (C0) SL52Z	700 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	10.5×	1.65/1.7/1.75 V	18.3 W	Socket 370	June 26, 2000	RB80526RX700128	$192[5]
Celeron 733	SL4P3 (C0) SL4P7 (C0) SL52Y (D0) SL5E9 (D0) SL6TG SL6TH	733 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	11×	1.65/1.7/1.75 V	23.6 W	Socket 370	November 13, 2000	RB80526RX733128	$112[6]
Celeron 766	SL4P6 (C0) SL4QF (C0) SL52X (D0) SL5EA (D0)	767 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	11.5×	1.65/1.7/1.75 V	20 W	Socket 370	November 13, 2000	RB80526RX766128	$170[7]
Celeron 800	SL4TF (C0) SL55R (C0) SL5EB (D0) SL5WC (D0) SL5WW (D0) SL4Z2 SL54P	800 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	8×	1.65/1.7/1.75 V	20.8 W	Socket 370	January 2001	RB80526RY800128
Celeron 850	SL5GA (C0) SL5GB (C0) SL54Q (D0) SL5EC (D0) SL5WB (D0) SL5WX (D0)	850 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	8.5×	1.7/1.75 V	25.7 W	Socket 370	April 9, 2001	RB80526RY850128	$138[8]
Celeron 900	SL5LX (D0) SL5MQ (D0) SL5WA (D0) SL5WY (D0) SL633 (D0) SL5WX (D0)	900 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	9×	1.75 V	26.7 W	Socket 370	July 2001	RB80526RY900128	$64[9]
Celeron 950	SL5UZ (D0) SL5V2 (D0) SL634 (D0)	950 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	9.5×	1.75 V	28 W	Socket 370	August 31, 2001	RB80526RY950128	$74[10]
Celeron 1.00	SL5XQ (D0) SL5XT (D0) SL635 (D0)	1000 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	10×	1.75 V	29 W	Socket 370	August 31, 2001	RB80526RY001128	$89[11]
Celeron 1.10	SL5XR (D0) SL5XU (D0)	1100 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	11×	1.75 V	33 W	Socket 370	August 31, 2001	RB80526RY005128	$103[12]

"Tualatin-256" (130 nm)[edit]

• Family 6 model 11
• All models support: MMX, SSE

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 900A	SL68V	900 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	9×	1.475 V		Socket 370	March 2000
Celeron 1000A	SL5ZF SL5VP SL6CB SL6JQ	1000 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	10×	1.475 V	27.8/29.5 W	Socket 370	January 2002	RK80530RY001256
Celeron 1100A	SL5VQ SL5ZE SL6CA SL6JR SL6RM	1100 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	11×	1.5 V	27.8/29.5 W	Socket 370	January 2002	RK80530RY005256
Celeron 1200	SL5XS SL5Y5 SL656 SL6C8 SL6JS SL6RP	1200 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	12×	1.5 V	32.9/29.9 W	Socket 370	October 2001	RK80530RY009256	36
Celeron 1300	SL5VR SL5ZJ SL6C7 SL6JT	1300 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	13×	1.5 V	33.4/32 W	Socket 370	January 2002	RK80530RY013256
Celeron 1400	SL64V SL68G SL6C6 SL6JU SL6JV	1400 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	14×	1.5 V	34.8/33.2 W	Socket 370	May 2002	RK80530RY017256
Celeron 1500	SL6C5	1500 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	15×	1.5 V		Socket 370		RK80530RY021256

Netburst based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Willamette-128" (180 nm)[edit]

• Family 15 model 1
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
Celeron 1.5[13][14]	SL69W	1500 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	15×	1.75 V	? W	Socket 478	2002	RK80531RC021128
Celeron 1.6[15][16]	SL69Y	1600 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	16×	1.75 V	? W	Socket 478	2002	RK80531RC025128
Celeron 1.7[17][18]	SL69Z, SL68C	1700 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	17×	1.75 V	63.5 W	Socket 478	15 May 2002	RK80531RC029128
Celeron 1.8[19][20]	SL6A2, SL68D	1800 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	18×	1.75 V	66.1 W	Socket 478	12 June 2002	RK80531RC033128
Celeron 1.9[21][22]	SL6A3, SL68E	1900 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	19×	1.75 V	? W	Socket 478	12 June 2002	RK80531RC037128
Celeron 2.0[23][24]	SL68F	2000 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	20×	1.75 V	71.2 W	Socket 478	12 June 2002	RK80531RC041128

"Northwood-128" (130 nm)[edit]

• Family 15 model 2
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
Celeron 1.8A	SL68D, SL6A2	1800 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	18×	1.475/1.525 V	66.1 W	Socket 478	April 2003	RK80532RC033128
Celeron 1.8B	SL7RU (D4)	1800 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	18×	1.475/1.525 V	120.0 W	Socket 478	April 2003	BX80532RC1800B
Celeron 2.0	SL6LC, SL6HY, SL68F, SL6RV, SL6VY, SL6VR, SL6SW	2000 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	20×	1.475/1.525 V	52.8 W	Socket 478	18 September 2002	RK80532RC041128	$33
Celeron 2.1	SL6SY, SL6RS, SL6VZ, SL6VS	2100 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	21×	1.475/1.525 V	55.5 W	Socket 478	20 November 2002	RK80532RC045128
Celeron 2.2	SL6SX, SL6RW, SL6W2, SL6VT	2200 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	22×	1.475/1.525 V	57.1 W	Socket 478	20 November 2002	RK80532RC049128
Celeron 2.3	SL6T3, SL6T2, SL6T5, SL6XJ, SL6WD	2300 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	23×	1.475/1.525 V	58.3 W	Socket 478	31 March 2003	RK80532RC052128
Celeron 2.4	SL6VU, SL6W4, SL6XG	2400 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	24×	1.475/1.525 V	59.8 W	Socket 478	31 March 2003	RK80532RC056128
Celeron 2.5	SL6ZY, SL72B	2500 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	25×	1.475/1.525 V	61 W	Socket 478	25 June 2003	RK80532RC060128	$33
Celeron 2.6	SL6VV, SL6W5	2600 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	26×	1.475/1.525 V	62.6 W	Socket 478	25 June 2003	RK80532RC064128
Celeron 2.7	SL77S, SL77U	2700 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	27×	1.475/1.525 V	66.8 W	Socket 478	September 24, 2003	RK80532RC068128	$103[25]
Celeron 2.8	SL77T, SL77V	2800 MHz	128 KB	400 MT/s	28×	1.475/1.525 V	68.4 W	Socket 478	5 November 2003	RK80532RC072128

Celeron D (single-core)[edit]

"Prescott-256" (90 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3
• Intel 64: supported by 3x1, 3x6, 355
• XD bit (an NX bit implementation): supported by 3x0J, 3x5J, and all Intel64-compatible models
• Steppings: C0, D0, E0, G0 & G1

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
Celeron D 310	SL8S2, SL8RZ, SL93R, SL8S4	2133 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	16×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	December 2005	RK80546RE046256 B80546RE046256 NE80546RE046256
Celeron D 315	SL7XY, SL7XG, SL7WS, SL87K, SL93Q, SL8HH, SL8AW	2266 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	17×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	24 June 2004	RK80546RE051256 B80546RE051256 NE80546RE051256	$30
Celeron D 320	SL7KX, SL7JV, SL7C4, SL8HJ, SL87J, SL7VW	2400 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	18×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	24 June 2004	RK80546RE056256	$69[26]
Celeron D 320	SL7VQ	2400 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	18×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	24 June 2004	BX80547RE2400C	$69[27]
Celeron D 325	SL7ND, SL7NU, SL7C5, SL7KY, SL7VX, SL8HK, SL7TG	2533 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	19×	1.25/1.4 V	65 W, 73 W	Socket 478	24 June 2004	RK80546RE061256	$79[28]
Celeron D 325	SL7TU	2533 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	19×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	24 June 2004	BX80547RE2533C	$79[29]
Celeron D 325J	SL7TL, SL7VR, SL7SS	2533 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	19×	1.25/1.4 V	65 W, 84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE061256	$79[30]
Celeron D 326	SL7TU, SL8H5, SL98U	2533 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	19×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE061CN	$79[31]
Celeron D 330	SL7KZ, SL7NV, SL7C6, SL7DL, SL7VY, SL8HL, SL7TH	2667 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	20×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	24 June 2004	RK80546RE067256	$89[32]
Celeron D 330	SL8HL	2667 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	20×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	24 June 2004	BX80547RE2667C	$89[33]
Celeron D 330J	SL7TM, SL7VS, SL7TV, SL7ST	2667 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	20×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE067256	$89[34]
Celeron D 331	SL7TV, SL8H7, SL98V	2667 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	20×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE067CN	$89[35]
Celeron D 335	SL8HM, SL7NW, SL7VZ, SL7TJ, SL7DM, SL7L2, SL7C7	2800 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	21×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	24 June 2004	RK80546RE072256	$117[36]
Celeron D 335	SL7TW	2800 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	21×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	24 June 2004	BX80547RE2800C	$117[37]
Celeron D 335J	SL7TN, SL7VT, SL7SU	2800 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	21×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE072256	$117[38]
Celeron D 336	SL7TW, SL8H9, SL98W	2800 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	21×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE072CN
Celeron D 340	SL7RN, SL7Q9, SL8HN, SL7W2, SL7TS	2933 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	22×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	September 2004	RK80546RE077256	$54
Celeron D 340J	SL7TX, SL7TP, SL7RN	2933 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	22×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	September 2004	BX80547RE2933C	$54
Celeron D 340J	SL7TP, SL7SV, SL7QA	2933 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	22×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE077256
Celeron D 341	SL7TX, SL8HB, SL98X	2933 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	22×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	22 September 2004	JM80547RE077CN	$47
Celeron D 345	SL7NX, SL7DN, SL8HP, SL7W3	3066 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	23×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	November 2004	RK80546RE083256
Celeron D 345J	SL7TQ, SL7VV, SL7TY	3066 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	23×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775, Socket 478	October 2004	JM80547RE083256
Celeron D 346	SL7TY, SL8HD, SL9BR	3066 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	23×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	October 2004	JM80547RE083CN	$43
Celeron D 350	SL8HQ, SL7NY, SL7L4, SL7DN	3200 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	24×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	28 June 2005	NE80546RE088256 RK80546RE088256
Celeron D 350J	SL8MK, SL7TZ	3200 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	24×	1.25/1.4 V	73 W	Socket 478	28 June 2005	RH80536NC0131M
Celeron D 351	SL7TZ, SL8HF, SL9BS	3200 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	24×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	28 June 2005	JM80547RE088CN	$49
Celeron D 355	SL8HS	3333 MHz	256 KB	533 MT/s	25×	1.25/1.4 V	84 W	LGA 775	December 2005	HH80547RE093CN	$54

"Cedar Mill-512" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: C1, D0

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
Celeron D 347	SL9XU (C1) SL9KN (D0)	3066 MHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	23×	1.25–1.3 V	86 W 65 W	LGA 775	22 October 2006	HH80552RE083512	$49
Celeron D 352	SL96P (C1) SL9KM (D0)	3200 MHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	24×	1.25–1.3 V	86 W 65 W	LGA 775	28 May 2006	HH80552RE088512	$79
Celeron D 356	SL96N (C1) SL9KL (D0)	3333 MHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	25×	1.25–1.3 V	86 W 65 W	LGA 775	28 May 2006	HH80552RE093512	$89
Celeron D 360	SL9KK (D0)	3466 MHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	26×	1.25–1.3 V	65 W	LGA 775	26 November 2006	HH80552RE099512	$84
Celeron D 365	SL9KJ (D0)	3600 MHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	27×	1.25–1.3 V	65 W	LGA 775	January, 2007	HH80552RE104512	$69

Core based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Conroe-L" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: A1

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 220	SLAF2 (A1)	1.2 GHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	9×	1.05–1.3 V	19 W	µFC-BGA	October 2007	LE80557RE014512	$58
Celeron 420	SL9XP (A1)	1.6 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	8×	1.05–1.3 V	35 W	LGA 775	June 2007	HH80557RG025512	$39
Celeron 430	SL9XN (A1)	1.8 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	9×	1.05–1.3 V	35 W	LGA 775	June 2007	HH80557RG033512	$49
Celeron 440	SL9XL (A1)	2 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	10×	1.05–1.3 V	35 W	LGA 775	June 2007	HH80557RG041512	$59
Celeron 450	SLAFZ (A1)	2.2 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	11×	1.05–1.3 V	35 W	LGA 775	August 2008	HH80557RG049512	$53

"Conroe-CL" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x
• Steppings: ?

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 445	SLAGH	1.87 GHz	512 KB	1066 MT/s	7×		65 W	LGA 771		HH80556KH036512S HH80556KH036D

Celeron (dual-core) [edit]

"Allendale" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: M0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron E1200	SLAQW (M0)	1.6 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	8×	1.162–1.312 V	65 W	LGA 775	January 2008	HH80557PG025D	$53
Celeron E1400	SLAR2 (M0)	2 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	10×	1.162–1.312 V	65 W	LGA 775	April 2008	HH80557PG041D	$53
Celeron E1500	SLAQZ (M0)	2.2 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	11×	0.962–1.275 V	65 W	LGA 775	November 2008	HH80557PG049D	$53
Celeron E1600	SLAQY (M0)	2.4 GHz	512 KB	800 MT/s	12×	0.962–1.275 V	65 W	LGA 775	May 2009	HH80557PG056D	$53

"Wolfdale-3M" (45 nm)[edit]

• Based on Core microarchitecture
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x
• Steppings: R0
• Die size: 82 mm²

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron E3200	SLGU5 (R0)	2.4 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	12×	0.85–1.3625 V	65 W	LGA 775	August 2009	BX80571E3200 AT80571RG0561ML	$43
Celeron E3300	SLGU4 (R0)	2.5 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	12.5×	0.85–1.3625 V	65 W	LGA 775	August 2009	BX80571E3300 AT80571RG0601ML	$43
Celeron E3400	SLGTZ (R0)	2.6 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	13×	0.85–1.3625 V	65 W	LGA 775	January 2010	BX80571E3400 AT80571RG0641ML	$53
Celeron E3500	SLGTY (R0)	2.7 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	13.5×	0.85–1.3625 V	65 W	LGA 775	August 2010	BX80571E3500 AT80571RG0681ML	$52

Nehalem based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (dual-core)[edit]

"Clarkdale" (MCP, 32 nm)[edit]

• Based on Westmere microarchitecture
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• Contains 45 nm "Ironlake" GPU.

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	Turbo	GPU frequency	Cores	L2 cache	L3 cache	I/O bus	Mult.	Memory	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron G1101	SLBMT (C2)	2.27 GHz	N/A	533 MHz	2	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	17×	2 × DDR3-1066	0.65–1.4 V	73 W	LGA 1156	January 2010	CM80616004596AC

Sandy Bridge based Celerons[edit]

"Sandy Bridge" (32 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• Celeron G440 does not support Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), this is a special case as the processor uses the minimum available multiplier (16x). The Celeron G440 also does not support Hyper-threading.
• Celeron G460, G465 and G470 support Hyper-threading.
• HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge) contain 6 EUs like the HD Graphics 2000, but does not support the following technologies: Intel Quick Sync Video, InTru 3D, Clear Video HD, Wireless Display, and it does not support 3D Video^{[citation needed]}.
• Transistors: 624 or 504 million
• Die size: 149 or 131 mm²

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron G530	SR05H (Q0)	2	2.4 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	850–1000 MHz	65 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2011	CM8062301046704 BX80623G530 BXC80623G530	$42
Celeron G540	SR05J (Q0)	2	2.5 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	850–1000 MHz	65 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2011	CM8062301046804 BX80623G540 BXC80623G540	$52
Celeron G550	SR061 (Q0)	2	2.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	850–1000 MHz	65 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	June 2012	CM8062307261218 BX80623G550 BXC80623G550	$52
Celeron G555	SR0RZ (Q0)	2	2.7 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	850–1000 MHz	65 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2012	CM8062301263601 BX80623G555 BXC80623G555	$52
low power
Celeron G440	SR0BY (Q0)	1	1.6 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2011	CM8062301088501 BX80623G440 BXC80623G440	$37
Celeron G460	SR0GR (Q0)	1	1.8 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	December 2011	CM8062301088702 BX80623G460 BXC80623G460	$37
Celeron G465	SR0S8 (Q0)	1	1.9 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2012	CM8062301264500 BX80623G465 BXC80623G465	$37
Celeron G470	SR0S7 (Q0)	1	2 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	June 2013	CM8062301264401 BX80623G470	$37
Celeron G530T	SR05K (Q0)	2	2 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2011	CM8062301046904	$47
Celeron G540T	SR05L (Q0)	2	2.1 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	June 2012	CM8062301047004	$42
Celeron G550T	SR05V (Q0)	2	2.2 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 2012	CM8062301002309	$42

"Ivy Bridge" (22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• HD Graphics (Ivy Bridge) contain 6 EUs as well as HD Graphics 2500, but does not support the following technologies: Intel Quick Sync Video, InTru 3D, Clear Video HD, Wireless Display, Intel Insider.

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron G1610	SR10K (P0)	2	2.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1050 MHz	55 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	January 20, 2013	CM8063701444901 BX80637G1610 BXC80637G1610	$42
Celeron G1620	SR10L (P0)	2	2.7 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1050 MHz	55 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	January 20, 2013	CM8063701445001 BX80637G1620 BXC80637G1620	$52
Celeron G1630	SR16A (P0)	2	2.8 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1050 MHz	55 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 1, 2013	CM8063701449000 BX80637G1630	$52
low power
Celeron G1610T	SR10M (P0)	2	2.3 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1050 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	January 20, 2013	CM8063701445100	$42
Celeron G1620T	SR169 (P0)	2	2.4 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1050 MHz	35 W	LGA 1155	DMI 2.0	September 1, 2013	CM8063701448300	$42

Silvermont based Celerons[edit]

"Bay Trail-D" (22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, Intel VT-x.
• GPU and memory controller are integrated onto the processor die
• GPU is based on Ivy Bridge Intel HD Graphics, with 4 execution units, and supports DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.0, OpenGL ES 3.0 and OpenCL 1.1 (on Windows).
• Package size: 25 mm × 27 mm

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	GPU frequency	L2 cache	I/O bus	Memory	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
dual-core
Celeron J1750	SR1LP (B2) SR1H6 (B2)	2.41 GHz	688-750 MHz	1 MB		2 × DDR3L-1333		10 W	FC-BGA 1170	September 2013	FH8065301562600	$72
Celeron J1800		2.41-2.58 GHz	688-792 MHz	1 MB		2 × DDR3L-1333		10 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013
quad-core
Celeron J1850	SR1LN (B2) SR1H5 (B2)	2.0 GHz	688-792 MHz	2 MB		2 × DDR3L-1333		10 W	FC-BGA 1170	September 2013	FH8065301455200	$82
Celeron J1900	SR1SC (B3)	2.0-2.42 GHz	688-854 MHz	2 MB		2 × DDR3L-1333		10 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013	FH8065301615009	$82

Mobile Processors[edit]

P6 based Celerons[edit]

Mobile Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Mendocino" (250 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Mobile Celeron 266	SL3HM (mcpA0) SL23Y (mcbA0)	267 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	4×	1.5 V	9.8 W	μPGA2 BGA2	January 1999	KP80524KX266128 KC80524KX266128	$106
Mobile Celeron 300	SL3HN (mcpA0) SL3AH (mcbA0)	300 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	4.5×	1.6 V	11.1 W	μPGA2 BGA2	January 1999	KP80524KX300128 KC80524KX300128	$187
Mobile Celeron 333[39][40]	SL3HP (mcpA0) SL3C8 (mcbA0)	333 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	5×	1.6 V	11.8 W	μPGA2 BGA2	April 1999	KP80524KX333128 KC80524KX333128	$159
Mobile Celeron 366	SL3HQ (mcpA0) SL3C7 (mcbA0)	367 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	5.5×	1.6 V	13.1 W	μPGA2 BGA2	May 1999	KP80524KX366128 KC80524KX366128	$170
Mobile Celeron 400	SL3GR (mcpA0) SL3GQ (mcbA0)	400 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	6×	1.6 V	13.8 W	μPGA2 BGA2	June 1999	KP80524KX400128 KC80524KX400128	$187
Mobile Celeron 433	SL3KB (mcpA0) SL3KA (mcbA0)	433 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	6.5×	1.9 V	19.4 W	μPGA2 BGA2	September 1999	KP80524KX433128 KC80524KX433128	$159
Mobile Celeron 466	SL3KD (mcpA0) SL3KC (mcbA0)	467 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	7×	1.9 V	20.7 W	μPGA2 BGA2	September 1999	KP80524KX466128 KC80524KX466128	$209
low voltage
Mobile Celeron LV 266[41]	SL3DQ (mcbA0)	267 MHz	128 KB	66 MT/s	4×	1.5 V	7.9 W	BGA2	April 1999	KC80524KX266128LP

"Coppermine-128" (180 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Mobile Celeron 450	SL3PF (PA2) SL43U (PB0) SL4JS (PC0) SL3PD (BA2) SL43T (BB0) SL4JC (BC0) SL4PT	450 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	4.5×	1.6 V	15.5 W	Socket 495 BGA2	February 2000	KP80526NY450128 KC80526NY450128
Mobile Celeron 500	SL3PE (PA2) SL43R (PB0) SL46Y (PC0) SL4JT (PC0) SL4PV (PC0) SL3PC (BA2) SL43Q (BB0) SL4JD (BC0) SL45A (PB0)	500 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	5×	1.6 V	16.8 W	Socket 495 BGA2	February 2000	KP80526NY500128 KC80526NY500128
Mobile Celeron 550	SL3ZF (PB0) SL4MT (PB0) SL4JU (PC0) SL3ZE (BB0) SL4JE (BC0)	550 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	5.5×	1.6 V	18.4 W	Socket 495 BGA2	April 2000	KP80526NY550128 KC80526NY550128
Mobile Celeron 600	SL4AP (PB0) SL4JV (PC0) SL4MU (PC0) SL4PW (PC0) SL4AR (BC0) SL4JF (BC0) SL582 SL5DS	600 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	6×	1.6 V	13 W	Socket 495 BGA2	June 2000	KP80526NY600128 KC80526NY600128
Mobile Celeron 650	SL4AE (PB0) SL4MV (PB0) SL4JW (PC0) SL4PX (PC0) SL4AD (BB0) SL4JG (BC0)	650 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	6.5×	1.6 V	14 W	Socket 495 BGA2	June 2000	KP80526NY650128 KC80526NY650128
Mobile Celeron 700	SL4GX (PC0) SL4PY (PC0) SL53D (PD0) SL4GU (BC0) SL53V (BD0)	700 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	7×	1.6 V	15 W	Socket 495 BGA2	September 2000	KP80526NY700128 KC80526NY700128
Mobile Celeron 750	SL55Q (PC0) SL56Q (PC0) SL53C (PD0) SL58K (PD0) SL56P (BC0) SL53U (BD0)	750 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	7.5×	1.6 V	15.8 W	Socket 495 BGA2	March 2001	KP80526NY750128 KC80526NY750128
Mobile Celeron 800	SL584 (PD0) SL5CB (PD0) SL57X (BD0)	800 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	8×	1.6 V	17.6 W	Socket 495 BGA2	May 2001	KP80526NY800128 KC80526NY800128
Mobile Celeron 850	SL585 (PD0) SL57Y (BD0)	850 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	8.5×	1.6 V	18.8 W	Socket 495 BGA2	July 2001	KP80526NY850128 KC80526NY850128
Mobile Celeron 900	SL5PY (PD0) SL5PX (BD0)	900 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	9×	1.7 V	24 W	Socket 495 BGA2	October 2001	KP80526NY900128 KC80526NY900128
low voltage
Mobile Celeron LV 400	SL3UL (BA2) SL43W (BB0) SL4J8 (BC0) SL544 (PD0)	400 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	4×	1.35 V	6.5 W	BGA2	February 2000	KC80526LY400128
Mobile Celeron LV 500[42][43][44]	SL45A (BB0) SL4J9 (BC0) SL543 (PD0)	500 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	5×	1.35 V	12.2 W	BGA2	June 2000	KC80526LY500128
Mobile Celeron LV 600[45][46]	SL582 (BD0)	600 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	6×	1.35 V	14.4 W	BGA2	May 2001	KC80526LY600128
ultra-low voltage
Mobile Celeron ULV 500[47][48][49]	SL4ZR (BC0) SL5DR (BD0)	500 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	5×	1.1 V	8.1 W	BGA2	January 2001	KC80526LL500128
Mobile Celeron ULV 600[50][51][52]	SL5DS (BD0) SL5V5 (BD0)	600 MHz	128 KB	100 MT/s	6×	1.1 V	9.7 W	BGA2	May 2001	KC80526LL600128

"Coppermine T" (180 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Mobile Celeron 733	SL5SS (FPD0) SL5T4 (FPD0) SL5SP (FBD0)	733 MHz	128 KB	133 MT/s	5.5×	1.7 V	20.6 W	Socket 495 BGA2	October 2001	RH80533NZ733128 KW80533NZ733128
Mobile Celeron 800A	SL5ST (FPD0) SL5T3 (FPD0) SL5SQ (FBD0)	800 MHz	128 KB	133 MT/s	6×	1.7 V	22 W	Socket 495 BGA2	October 2001	RH80533NZ800128 KW80533NZ800128
Mobile Celeron 866	SL5Q3 (FPD0) SL5T2 (FPD0) SL5Q2 (FBD0)	867 MHz	128 KB	133 MT/s	6.5×	1.7 V	23.3 W	Socket 495 BGA2	June 2001	RH80533NZ866128 KW80533NZ866128
Mobile Celeron 933	SL5SK (FPD0) SL5SU (FPD0) SL5SR (FBD0)	933 MHz	128 KB	133 MT/s	7×	1.7 V	20.6 W	Socket 495 BGA2	June 2001	RH80533NZ933128 KW80533NZ933128

"Tualatin-256" (130 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
standard voltage
Mobile Celeron 1000	SL6B3 (B1) SL693 (A1) SL6AB (B1) SL694 (A1)	1000 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	7.5×	1.40	22 W	PBGA 479 PPGA 478	17 April 2002	RH80530NZ001256
Mobile Celeron 1066	SL6H7 (B1) SL643 (A1) SL64M (A1)	1066 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	8×	1.45	23.2 W	PPGA 478	21 January 2002	RH80530NZ004256
Mobile Celeron 1133	SL6H8 (B1) SL642 (A1) SL64L (A1)	1133 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	8.5×	1.45	23.8 W	PPGA 478	21 January 2002	RH80530NZ006256
Mobile Celeron 1200	SL6H9 (B1) SL64K (A1) SL63Z (A1)	1200 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	9×	1.45	24.4 W	PPGA 478	21 January 2002	RH80530NZ009256
Mobile Celeron 1266[53][54]	SL6Z9 (B1)	1266 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	9.5×	1.40	22 W	PPGA 478	16 April 2003	RH80530NZ012256
Mobile Celeron 1333[55]	SL6HA (B1) SL6ZA (B1) SL68J (A1)	1333 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	10×	1.5	19 W	PPGA 478	24 June 2002	RH80530WZ014256
low voltage
Mobile Celeron LV 650[56]	SL6B6 (B1) SL5YA (A1)	650 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	6.5×	1.15	10.6 W	PBGA 479	1 October 2001	RJ80530MY650256
Mobile Celeron LV 667[57][58]	SL63D (A1)	667 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	5×	1.15		PBGA 479	16 September 2002	RJ80530MZ667256
Mobile Celeron LV 733[59]	SL6B4 (B1) SL68M (A1)	733 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	5.5×	1.15	11.2 W	PBGA 479	17 April 2002	RJ80530MZ733256
Mobile Celeron LV 866[60][61]	SL6CY (B1)	866 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	6.5×	1.15	9.61 W	PBGA 479	14 January 2003	RJ80530MZ866256
ultra-low voltage
Mobile Celeron ULV 650[62]	SL6B8 (B1) SL63F (A1)	650 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	6.5×	1.1	7 W	PBGA 479	21 January 2002	RJ80530VY650256
Mobile Celeron ULV 700[63][64]	SL6CZ (B1)	700 MHz	256 KB	100 MT/s	7×	1.1	7 W	PBGA 479	16 September 2002	RJ80530VY700256
Mobile Celeron ULV 733[65][66]	SL6D2 (B1)	733 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	5.5×	1.1	7 W	PBGA 479	16 September 2002	RJ80530VZ733256
Mobile Celeron ULV 800[67][68]	SL6D4 (B1)	800 MHz	256 KB	133 MT/s	6×	1.1	7 W	PBGA 479	14 January 2003	RJ80530VZ800256

Netburst based Celerons[edit]

Mobile Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Northwood-256" (130 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	L2 Cache	FSB	Mult	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)	Release Price (USD)
Mobile Celeron 1.2	SL7MG (D1)	1200 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	12×	1.3 V	20.8 W	PPGA 478	May 2002	RH80532NC009256
Mobile Celeron 1.4	SL6FM (B0) SL6M4 (C1)	1400 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	14×	1.3 V	30 W	PPGA 478	24 June 2002	RH80532NC017256
Mobile Celeron 1.5	SL6FN (B0) SL6M5 (C1)	1500 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	15×	1.3 V	30 W	PPGA 478	24 June 2002	RH80532NC021256
Mobile Celeron 1.6	SL6J2 (C1)	1600 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	16×	1.3 V	30 W	PPGA 478	16 September 2002	RH80532NC025256
Mobile Celeron 1.7	SL6J3 (C1) SL6VG (D1)	1700 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	17×	1.3 V	30 W	PPGA 478	16 September 2002	RH80532NC029256
Mobile Celeron 1.8	SL6J4 (C1) SL6VH (D1)	1800 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	18×	1.3 V	30 W	PPGA 478	16 September 2002	RH80532NC033256
Mobile Celeron 2.0	SL6QH (C1) SL6VJ (D1)	2000 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	20×	1.3 V	32 W	PPGA 478	14 January 2003	RH80532NC041256
Mobile Celeron 2.2	SL6ZW (C0) SL73Y (D1) SL8SB (D1)	2200 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	22×	1.3 V	35 W	PPGA 478	16 April 2003	RH80532NC049256
Mobile Celeron 2.4	SL75J (D1)	2400 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	24×	1.3 V	35 W	PPGA 478	11 June 2003	RH80532NC056256
Mobile Celeron 2.5	SL75T (D1)	2500 MHz	256 KB	400 MT/s	25×	1.3 V	35 W	PPGA 478	12 November 2003	RH80532NC060256

Pentium-M based Celerons[edit]

Celeron M (single-core)[edit]

"Banias-512" (130 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron M 310	SL79T (B2) SL79S (B2)	1.2 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	12×	1.356 V	24.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA	January 2004	RJ80535NC009512 RH80535NC009512
Celeron M 320	SL6NM (B2) SL8FM (B1) SL6N7 (B0) SL76S (C0)	1.3 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	13×	1.356 V	24.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA	January 2004	RJ80535NC013512 LE80535NC013512 RH80535NC013512 RH80535NC0131M	$49
Celeron M 330	SL6NL (B1) SL6N6 (B2) SL76T (C0)	1.4 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	14×	1.356 V	24.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA	April 2004	RJ80535NC017512 RH80535NC017512 RH80535NC0171M
Celeron M 340	SL7MT (B1) SL6P6 (B2)	1.5 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	15×	1.356 V	24.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA	June 2004	RJ80535NC021512 RH80535NC021512 RH80535NC0211M
ultra-low voltage
Celeron M ULV 600	SL7GE (B2) SL8FN (B1)	600 MHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	6×	1.004 V	7 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	June 2004	RJ80535VC600512 LE80535VC600512
Celeron M ULV 800	SL7DB (B1)	800 MHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	8×	1.004 V	7 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	January 2004	RJ80535VC800512
Celeron M ULV 333	SL7DH (B1)	900 MHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	9×	1.004 V	7 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	January 2004	RJ80535VC900512

"Dothan-1024" (90 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2
• XD bit (an NX bit implementation): supported by 360J, 370, 380, 390, 383

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron M 350	SL7RA (B0) SL7R9 (B0) SL86L (C0) SL86R (C0) SL8MK (C1) SL8MD (C1)	1.3 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	13×	1.004–1.292 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA	August 2004	RH80536NC0131M RJ80536NC0131M RH80536NC0131M RJ80536NC0131M
Celeron M 360	SL7LS (B0) SL7LR (B0) SL86K (C0) SL86Q (C0) SL8ML (C1) SL8ME (C1)	1.4 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	14×	1.004–1.292 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA	August 2004	RH80536NC0171M RJ80536NC0171M RH80536NC0171M RJ80536NC0171M
Celeron M 370	SL86J (C0) SL86P (C0) SL8MM (C0) SL86D (C0) SL8K6 (C0) SL8MT (C0)	1.5 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	15×	1.004–1.292 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA	January 2005	RH80536NC0211M RJ80536NC0211M LE80536NC0211M BX80536NC1500EJ
Celeron M 380	SL8MN (C0) SL8MG (C0) SL86H (C0) SL8MU (C0)	1.6 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	16×	1.004–1.292 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA	July 2005	RH80536NC0251M RJ80536NC0251M LE80536NC0251M BX80536NC1600EJ
Celeron M 390	SL8MP (C0) SL8MH (C0) SL8MV (C0)	1.7 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	17×	1.004–1.292 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µPGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA Socket 479/FC-µBGA	December 2005	RH80536NC0291M RJ80536NC0291M LE80536NC0291M
ultra-low voltage
Celeron M ULV 383	SL8BP (C0) SL8LP (C0) SL8BN (C0) SL8LV (C0)	1 GHz	1 MB	400 MT/s	10×	0.876–0.956 V	5.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	July 2005	RJ80536VC0011M LE80536VC0011M

"Dothan-512" (90 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron 205[69]	SL9PX (B1) SL9DB (C0)	1.2 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	12×	1.26 V	21 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	March 2007	LE80536NC009512
ultra-low voltage
Celeron M ULV 353	SL7F7 (B0) SL7QX (B0) SLAFK	900 MHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	9×	0.876–0.94 V	5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	Jule 20, 2004	RJ80536VC900512 LE80536VC900512	$54
Celeron M ULV 373	SL8A4 (C0) SL89S (C0) SL8LW (C0)	1 GHz	512 KB	400 MT/s	10×	0.876–0.94 V	5.5 W	Socket 479/FC-µBGA	January 2005	RJ80536VC001512 LE80536VC001512	$74

"Yonah-512" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: C0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron 215	SLA4L (C0)	1.33 GHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	10×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M	August 2007	LE80538NE014512	$54

"Yonah-1024" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: C0, D0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron M 410	SL8W2 (C0)	1.47 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	11×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M	April 2006	LF80538NE0201M	$54
Celeron M 420	SL8VZ (C0)	1.6 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	12×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M	April 2006	LF80538NE0251M	$107
Celeron M 430	SL92F (C0) SL9KV (D0)	1.73 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	13×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M	April 2006	LF80538NE0301M	$134
Celeron M 440	SL9KW (D0) SL9LF (D0)	1.87 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	14×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M PBGA479	October 2006	LF80538NE0361ME LE80538NE0361ME	$107
Celeron M 450	SL9KX (D0)	2 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	15×	1.0–1.3 V	27 W	Socket M	October 2006	LF80538NE0411ME	$134
ultra-low voltage
Celeron M ULV 423	SL8XW (C0) SL9L7 (D0)	1.07 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	8×	0.95–0.975 V	5.5 W	FCBGA6	April 2006	LE80538VE0041M	$161
Celeron M ULV 443	SL9L8 (D0)	1.2 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	9×	0.95–0.975 V	5.5 W	FCBGA6	September 2006	LE80538VE0091ME	$161

"Sossaman" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, EIST) , XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x
• Die size: 90.3 mm²
• Steppings: D0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron 1.66	SL9S3 (D0)	1.67 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	10×	1.1125–1.25 V	27 W	Socket M	March 2006	LF80538KF0281M	$84
Celeron 1.83	SL9S2 (D0)	1.83 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	11×	1.1125–1.25 V	27 W	Socket M	January 2007	LF80538KF0341M

Core based Celerons[edit]

Celeron M/Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Merom", "Merom-L" (standard-voltage, 65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: B2, E1, G0, G2, A1

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron M 520	SL9WT (B2) SL9WN (A1)	1.6 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	12×	0.95–1.3 V	30 W	Socket M	January, 2007	LF80537NE0251M	$134
Celeron M 530	SL9UY (B2) SLGFL (G2) SL9VA (A1) SLA2G (A1) SLA6Y (B2) SLGFY (G2)	1.73 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	13×	0.95–1.3 V	30 W	Socket M Socket M Socket M Socket M FCBGA6 FCBGA6	March 2007	LF80537NE0301M LF80537NE0301M LF80537NE0301M LF80537NE0301M LE80537NE0301M LE80537NE0301M	134
Celeron 530	SLA48 (E1) SLA2G (A1)	1.73 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	13×	0.95–1.3 V	27 W	Socket P	March 2007	LF80537NE0301M LF80537NE0301MN	$70
Celeron 540	SLA47 (E1) SLA2F (A1)	1.87 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	14×	0.95–1.3 V	30 W	Socket P	July 2007	LF80537NE0361M	$134
Celeron 550	SLAJ9 (G0) SLA2E (A1) SLALD (G0)	2 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	15×	0.95–1.3 V	30 W	Socket P Socket P FCBGA6	5 September 2007	LF80537NE0411M LE80537NE0411M LE80537NE0411M	$134
Celeron 560	SLA2D (A1)	2.13 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	16×	0.95–1.3 V	27 W	Socket P	December 2007	LF80537NE0461M	$134
Celeron 570	SLA2C (A1)	2.27 GHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	17×	0.95–1.3 V	27 W	Socket P	May 2008	LF80537NE0511M	$134

"Merom-2M" (standard-voltage, 65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: M0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 575	SLB6M (M0)	2 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	12×	1.075–1.175 V	31 W	Socket P	September 2008	LF80537NF0411M	$86
Celeron 585	SLB6L (M0)	2.17 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	13×	1.075–1.175 V	31 W	Socket P	September 2008	LF80537NF0481M	$107

"Merom-L" (ultra-low-voltage, 65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: A1, M1

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron M ULV 523	SLAHP (A1)	933 MHz	1 MB	533 MT/s	7×	0.85–1.1 V	5.5 W	FCBGA6	September 2007	LE80537VE9331M	$161
Celeron ULV 573	SLGMV (M1)	1 GHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	7.5×	0.8–0.975 V	10 W	FCBGA6	June 2009	LE80537VE001512

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Penryn-3M" (45 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Package size: 22mm²
• Steppings: R0
• Die size: 107 mm²

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron 900	SLGLQ (R0)	2.2 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	11×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P	March 2009	AW80585NG0491MA	$70
Celeron 925[70]	SLGLN (R0)	2.3 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	11.5×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P	January 2011	AW80585NG0521MA	$70
ultra-low voltage
Celeron M ULV 722	SLGAT (M0) SLGAN (R0)	1.2 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	6×	0.775–1.1 V	5.5 W	µFC-BGA 956	September 2008	AV80585VG0091MP
Celeron M ULV 723	SLGAS (M0) SLGAM (R0)	1.2 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	6×	1.05–1.15 V	10 W	µFC-BGA 956	September 2008	AV80585VG0091M	$107
Celeron M ULV 743	SLGEV (R0)	1.3 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	6.5×	1.05–1.15 V	10 W	µFC-BGA 956	September 2009	AV80585VG0131M	$107
Celeron ULV 763	SLGQQ (R0)	1.4 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	7×	1.05–1.15 V	10 W	µFC-BGA 956	January 2011	AV80585VG0171M	$107

• Note that 900 has also been used for three earlier models of Intel Celeron microproccessors with different microarchitectures.
• Intel initially listed the Celeron 900 as Dual-Core and with Virtualization Technology in its Processorfinder and ARK databases, which caused confusion among customers.
• ULV 723 possibly supports EIST, but Intel's web site is inconsistent about this.

Celeron (dual-core)[edit]

"Merom-2M" (65 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: M0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron T1400[71]	SLAQL (M0)	1.73 GHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	13×	1.075–1.175 V	35 W	Socket P	July 2008	LF80537NE030512
Celeron T1500[72]	SLAQK (M0)	1.87 GHz	512 KB	533 MT/s	14×	1.075–1.175 V	35 W	Socket P	July 2008	LF80537NE036512	$59
Celeron T1600	SLB6J (M0)	1.67 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	10×	1.075–1.175 V	35 W	Socket P	December 2008	LF80537NF0281MN	$80
Celeron T1700	SLB6H (M0)	1.83 GHz	1 MB	667 MT/s	11×	1.075–1.175 V	35 W	Socket P	December 2008	LF80537NF0341MN	$86

• Note that Intel has also released Core Solo microproccessors with the model numbers T1400, T1500, and T1600.
• T1700 possibly supports EIST, but Intel's web site is inconsistent about this.

"Penryn-3M" (45 nm) [edit]

• Based on Core microarchitecture
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation)
• Steppings: R0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	L2 cache	FSB	Mult.	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard voltage
Celeron T3000[73]	SLGMY (R0)	1.8 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	9×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P	June 2009	AW80577GG0331ML	$80
Celeron T3100	SLGEY (R0) SLGVS (R0)	1.9 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	9.5×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P BGA479	June 2009	AW80577GG0371ML AV80577NG0371M	$80 $86
Celeron T3300	SLGJW (R0) SLG92 (R0)	2 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	10×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P BGA479	January 2010	AW80577GG0411ML AW80577NG0411M	$86
Celeron T3500	SLGJV (R0)	2.1 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	10.5×	1–1.25 V	35 W	Socket P BGA479	September 2010	AW80577GG0451ML	$80
ultra-low voltage
Celeron SU2300	SLGSB (R0) SLGYW (R0)	1.2 GHz	1 MB	800 MT/s	6×	1.05–1.15 V	10 W	µFC-BGA 956	September 2009	AV80577UG0091M AV80577UG0091ML	$134

• Note that the Pentium T3x00 processors have a similar number but are based on the older Merom-2M chips.
• Note that the Pentium SU2xxx processors have a similar number but are single-core processors.

Nehalem based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (dual-core)[edit]

"Arrandale" (MCP, 32 nm)[edit]

• Based on Westmere microarchitecture
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Smart Cache
• P4505 and U3405 support memory ECC RAM and PCIe bifurcation.
• FSB has been replaced with DMI.
• Contains 45 nm "Ironlake" GPU.
• Die size: 81 mm²
• Graphics and Integrated Memory Controller die size: 114 mm²
• Steppings: C2, K0

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	Turbo	GPU frequency	Cores	L2 cache	L3 cache	I/O bus	Mult.	Memory	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron P4500	SLBNL (C2)	1.87 GHz	N/A	500–667 MHz	2	2 × 256KB	2 MB	DMI	14×	2 × DDR3-1066	0.775–1.4 V	35 W	Socket G1	March 2010	CP80617004803AA	$86
Celeron P4505	SLBQB (C2)	1.87 GHz	N/A	500–667 MHz	2	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	14×	2 × DDR3-1066	0.775–1.4 V	35 W	BGA-1288	March 2010	CN80617004545AF	OEM
Celeron P4600	SLBZY (K0)	2 GHz	N/A	500–667 MHz	2	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	15×	2 × DDR3-1066	0.775–1.4 V	35 W	Socket G1	September 2010	CP80617005307AB	$86
ultra-low power
Celeron U3400	SLBUE (K0)	1.07 GHz	N/A	166–500 MHz	2	2 × 256KB	2 MB	DMI	8×	2 × DDR3-800	0.725–1.4 V	18 W	BGA-1288	May 2010	CN80617006039AA	$134
Celeron U3405	SLBWX (K0)	1.07 GHz	N/A	166-500 MHz	2	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	8×	2 × DDR3-1066	0.725–1.4 V	18 W	BGA-1288	August 2010	CN80617006201AA	OEM
Celeron U3600	SLBSP (K0)	1.2 GHz	N/A	166–500 MHz	2	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	9×	2 × DDR3-800	0.725–1.4 V	18 W	BGA-1288	January 2011	CN80617005199AB	$134

Sandy Bridge based Celerons[edit]

"Sandy Bridge" (32 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• Celeron B810E, Celeron B847E does not support XD bit(Execute Disable Bit).
• Celeron B810E, Celeron B847E has support for ECC memory.
• HD Graphics (Sandy Bridge) contain 6 EUs as well as HD Graphics 2000, but does not support the following technologies: Intel Quick Sync Video, InTru 3D, Clear Video HD, Wireless Display, and it doesn't support 3D Video^{[citation needed]}.
• Transistors: 624 or 504 million
• Die size: 149 or 131 mm²

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron B710	SR0DS (J1) SR0EB (Q0)	1	1.6 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	June 2011	FF8062701078501 FF8062701084201	$70
Celeron B720	SR0DT (J1) SR0EA (Q0)	1	1.7 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	January 2012	FF8062701078601 FF8062701084101	$70
Celeron B730	SR0QA (Q0)	1	1.8 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	July 2012	FF8062701084002 FF8062701148002	$70
Celeron B800	SR0EW (Q0)	2	1.5 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	June 2011	FF8062701142600	$80
Celeron B810	SR088 (Q0)	2	1.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–950 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	March 2011	FF8062700848800	$86
Celeron B815	SR0HZ (Q0)	2	1.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1050 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	January 2012	FF8062701159901	$86
Celeron B820	SR0HQ (Q0)	2	1.7 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1050 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	July 2012	FF8062700848602	$86
Celeron B830	SR0HR (Q0)	2	1.8 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1050 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	September 2012	FF8062700848702	$86
Celeron B840	SR0EN (Q0)	2	1.9 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	July 2011	FF8062700998301	$86
standard power, embedded
Celeron B810E	SR0BT (Q0)	2	1.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	June 2011	AV8062700849802	OEM
low power
Celeron 787	SR0EC (J1) SR0VJ (Q0)	1	1.3 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–950 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	July 2011	AV8062701079501 AV8062701345400	$107
Celeron 797	SR0ED (J1) SR0VK (Q0)	1	1.4 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–950 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2012	AV8062701079601 AV8062701345500	$107
Celeron 807	SR0EE (J1) SR0PW (J1) SR0VL (Q0)	1	1.5 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–950 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	July 2012	AV8062701079701 AV8062701079702 AV8062701345600	$70
Celeron 847	SR08N (Q0)	2	1.1 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–800 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	June 2011	AV8062700852800	$134
Celeron 857	SR0EZ (Q0) SR0FL (J1) SR0V2 (Q0)	2	1.2 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	July 2011	AV8062701022701 AV8062701149001	$134
Celeron 867	SR0F0 (J1) SR0FK (J1) SR0V3 (Q0)	2	1.3 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2012	AV8062701022801 AV8062701148901 AV8062701022801	$134
Celeron 877	SR08U (Q0) SR0F8 (Q0) SR0FD (J1) SR0VB (Q0)	2	1.4 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	July 2012	AV8062701085500 AV8062701085501 AV8062701148001 AV8062701085501	$86
Celeron 887	SR090 (Q0) SR0F7 (Q0) SR0FE (J1) SR0VA (Q0)	2	1.5 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	September 2012	AV8062701085400 AV8062701085401 AV8062701148101 AV8062701085401	$86
low power, embedded
Celeron 827E	SR0C6 (Q0)	1	1.4 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1.5 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–800 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	July 2011	AV8062701082300	OEM
Celeron 847E	SR0BU (Q0)	2	1.1 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–800 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	June 2011	AV8062700849902	OEM
ultra-low power, embedded
Celeron 807UE	SR0NB (Q0)	1	1 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs) (?)	350–800 MHz	10 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	December 2011	AV8062701188200	OEM

"Ivy Bridge" (22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• HD Graphics (Ivy Bridge) contain 6 EUs as well as HD Graphics 2500, but does not support the following technologies: Intel Quick Sync Video, InTru 3D, Clear Video HD, Wireless Display, Intel Insider.
• Embedded models have support for ECC memory.

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron 1000M	SR102 (P0)	2	1.8 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AW8063801120200	$86
Celeron 1005M	SR103 (P0)	2	1.9 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	June 2013	AW8063801121200	$86
Celeron 1020M	SR0ZY (E1)	2	2.1 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AW8063801443700	$86
standard power, embedded
Celeron 1020E	SR10D (P0) SR0VR (P0)	2	2.2 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	650–1000 MHz	35 W	Socket G2 BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AW8063801117700 AV8063801276200	$86
low power
Celeron 1007U	SR109 (P0)	2	1.5 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AV8063801118700	$86
Celeron 1017U	SR10A (P0)	2	1.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	June 2013	AV8063801130300	$86
Celeron 1037U	SR108 (P0)	2	1.8 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–1000 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AV8063801442900	$86
low power, embedded
Celeron 927UE	SR10F (P0)	1	1.5 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	1 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–900 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AV8063801129600	$107
Celeron 1047UE	SR10E (P0)	2	1.4 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–900 MHz	17 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	January 2013	AV8063801116300	$134
ultra-low power
Celeron 1019Y	SR13W (P0)	2	1 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	350–800 MHz	10 W	BGA-1023	DMI 2.0	April 2013	AV8063801443502	$153

Haswell based Celerons[edit]

"Haswell-MB" (22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 2950M	SR1HF (C0)	2	2 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	400–1100 MHz	37 W	Socket G3	DMI 2.0	September 2013	CW8064701487007	$86

"Haswell-ULT" (SiP, 22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation),Intel VT-x, Smart Cache.
• Transistors: 1.3 billion
• Die size: 181 mm²

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	GPU model	GPU frequency	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron 2955U	SR16Y (C0)	2	1.4 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	200–1000 MHz	15 W	BGA-1168	DMI 2.0	September 2013	CL8064701523900	$132
Celeron 2980U	SR1DM (D0)	2	1.6 GHz	N/A	2 × 256 KB	2 MB	HD Graphics (6 EUs)	200–1000 MHz	15 W	BGA-1168	DMI 2.0	September 2013	CL8064701479801	$137

Silvermont based Celerons[edit]

"Bay Trail-M" (22 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x.
• GPU and memory controller are integrated onto the processor die
• GPU is based on Ivy Bridge Intel HD Graphics, with 4 execution units, and supports DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.0, OpenGL ES 3.0 and OpenCL 1.1 (on Windows).
• Package size: 25 mm × 27 mm

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	GPU frequency	L2 cache	I/O bus	Memory	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
dual-core
Celeron N2805	SR1LY (B2) SR1HS (B2)	1.46 GHz	667 MHz	1 MB		1 × DDR3L-1066		4.3 W	FC-BGA 1170	September 2013	FH8065301564500	$132
Celeron N2806		1.6-2 GHz	311-756 MHz	1 MB		1 × DDR3L-1066		4.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013		$132
Celeron N2810	SR1LX (B2) SR1HR (B2)	2 GHz	756 MHz	1 MB		2 × DDR3L-1066		7.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	September 2013	FH8065301564501	$132
Celeron N2815		1.86-2.13 GHz	311-756 MHz	1 MB		2 × DDR3L-1066		7.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013		$132
Celeron N2820		2.13-2.39 GHz	311-756 MHz	1 MB		2 × DDR3L-1066		7.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013		$132
quad-core
Celeron N2910	SR1LW (B2) SR1HQ (B2)	1.6 GHz	756 MHz	2 MB		2 × DDR3L-1066		7.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	September 2013	FH8065301546402	$132
Celeron N2920	SR1SF (B3)	1.86-2 GHz	311-844 MHz	2 MB		2 × DDR3L-1066		7.5 W	FC-BGA 1170	November 2013	FH8065301616203	$132

Embedded Processors[edit]

Nehalem based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Jasper Forest" (45 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, HyperThreading, Smart Cache.
• Single-Core version of Xeon C3500-Series

Model number	sSpec number	Frequency	Turbo	Cores	L2 cache	L3 cache	I/O bus	Mult.	Memory	Voltage	TDP	Socket	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
Celeron P1053	SLBWN (B0)	1.33 GHz	N/A	1	1 × 256 KB	2 MB	DMI	10×	3 × DDR3-800	0.75–1.35 V	30 W	LGA 1366	February 2010	AT80612004743AA	$160

Sandy Bridge based Celerons[edit]

Celeron (single-core)[edit]

"Gladden" (32 nm)[edit]

• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bitimplementation), Intel VT-x, EPT, Hyper-threading, Smart Cache, ECC memory.
• Transistors:
• Die size:

Model number	sSpec number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L2 cache	L3 cache	TDP	Socket	I/O bus	Release date	Part number(s)	Release price (USD)
standard power
Celeron 725C	SR0NX (Q0)	1	1.3 GHz	N/A	1 × 256 KB	3 MB	10 W	FC-BGA10	DMI 2.0	Q2 2012	AV8062701147000	$74