Intel Celeron N4120 | Review

The Intel Celeron N4120 was launched in November of 2019 as part of the Gemini Lake lineup and can be found in low-power budget laptops. It is powered by 4 cores with 4 threads with a base clock of 1.1 GHz and 2.6 GHz. The Intel Celeron N4120 is based on the 14 nanometers architecture. In terms of performance, the Intel Celeron N4120 is comparable to AMD A9-9425. So, you should be able to browse the internet but we recommend that you don’t open too many tabs. On the graphics end of the spectrum, it is powered by Intel UHD Graphics 600 which is good enough for watching movies in HD but don’t expect any gaming performance from it as a matter of fact most modern games will be unplayable. Intel Celeron N4120 supports dual channel DDR4 memory of up to 2400MHz with a TDP of only 6 watts the chip can be passively cooled.

Performance | Intel Celeron N4120 (Good or Bad)

In terms of performance, Intel Celeron N4120 is roughly 5 percent lower compared to Intel Pentium Silver N5000 in both single and multi-core performance. Now for your day-to-day tasks such as Browsing, Streaming, and office productivity software the Intel Celeron N4120 should do just fine however for multitasking IIntel Celeron N4120 is not a good solution.