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Intel Celeron G530/2.4 GHz Processor BX80623G530

Intel Celeron G530/2.4 GHz Processor BX80623G530

Bottom line: The Intel Celeron G530/2.4 GHz Processor BX80623G530: Dual-core Sandy Bridge silicon at a flat 2.4 GHz clock; main trade-off: only two cores and no Hyper-Threading for modern multitasking.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Dual-core Sandy Bridge silicon at a flat 2.4 GHz clock
  • ✓ Energy-efficient microarchitecture suits always-on light desktop duty
  • ✓ Retail BX80623G530 boxed part, not a tray-only pull

Cons

  • ✗ Only two cores and no Hyper-Threading for modern multitasking
  • ✗ Fixed 2.4 GHz with no Turbo Boost headroom
  • ✗ Intel positions it for basic desktop tasks, not gaming or editing
  • ✗ Requires an LGA1155 board most current builds no longer use

Manufacturer description

The Intel Celeron processor is designed to bring a balanced level of proven technology and value to basic PC desktops. With the Celeron processor you can expect an affordable and reliable PC for your home or home office to meet your basic computing needs, such as e-mailing friends and relatives, tracking home finances, and running interactive or educational software for your kids. It provides great balance between computing power and affordability. The entire family of Celeron processors delivers Intel technology, quality, and reliability to the desktop, value PC consumer.

SpecPicks Verdict

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Key Features

  • Take basic computing to new levels with the Intel Celeron processor dual-core.
  • Based on energy-efficient microarchitecture, the Intel Celeron processor dual-core delivers superior energy-efficient dual-core performance.
  • The Intel Celeron processor is designed to bring a balanced level of proven technology and value to basic PC desktops.

Full Specifications

BrandIntel
Wattage65 watts
PlatformWindows
CPU ModelCeleron G530
CPU Speed2.4 GHz
CPU SocketLGA 1155
Connectivity2.4GHz
Model NumberBX80623G530
CompatibilityPC
Mfr Part NumberBX80623G530
Processor BrandIntel
Processor Count2
Processor Speed2.4 GHz
Secondary Cache2 MB
CPU ManufacturerIntel
Processor SeriesCeleron G530
Processor SocketLGA 1155
Processor Core Count2
Warranty Description3 years
Cache Memory Installed Size2

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