Celeron G4920

Name: Intel Celeron G4920
Brand: Intel
Rating: 3.3 (11 reviews)

2 cores · 2 threads · up to 3.2 GHz on FCLGA1151.

3.3 · 11 votes

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Cores

Threads

Boost

3.2 GHz

L3 cache

2 MB

TDP

54W

Socket

FCLGA1151

Performance breakdown

Gaming1

Productivity1

Single-core1

Multi-core8

Power efficiency1

Lab scores

Performance score1

Cores2

Threads2

Boost clock (GHz)3.2 GHz

Estimated gaming FPS

Paired with a high-end GPU. CPU impact is largest at 1080p.

1080p2 fps

1440p2 fps

4K1 fps

Full specifications

Processor & cores

Architecture: Coffee Lake
Process node: 14 nm
Socket: FCLGA1151
Release year: 2018
Total cores: 2
Threads: 2
Integrated graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 610

Clocks & cache

Base clock: 3.2 GHz
Boost clock: 3.2 GHz
Multiplier: 32
L1 cache: 128 KB
L2 cache: 0.5 MB
L3 cache: 2 MB

Memory & platform

Memory support: DDR4-2400
Max capacity: 64 GB
Channels: 2
Max bandwidth: 38.397 GB/s
Base power (TDP): 54W
Max temperature: 100°C
PCIe: PCIe 3.0
Launch price: $52

Technologies

Instruction sets: SSE4.1, SSE4.2
Extensions: AES-NI, VT-x, VT-d

Community Feedback

What Owners Say

Owners like it for basic office work and media PCs since it's cheap and runs cool. The usual gripe is it feels slow with multiple apps open or any modern gaming.

Pros

Built for basic office tasks
Sips power, keeps electricity bills low
Runs cool on stock cooling
Easy drop-in for old LGA1151 builds

Cons

Only two physical cores
No hyperthreading support
Integrated graphics is very weak

Verdict

Our verdict on the Celeron G4920

A basic dual-core desktop chip from 2018, fine for office work but chokes on anything beyond light multitasking.

Get it if you need the absolute cheapest CPU to power a basic office PC or a simple home server where performance doesn't matter. Skip it if you plan to do any gaming, video editing, or multitasking, as even a modest modern chip runs circles around it.