Whether you are working or learning remotely, watching streaming content, or browsing online, Intel® Pentium® Silver processors featuring Intel® Wi-Fi 6 (Gig+) can provide what you need. Collaborate with ease while video conferencing, even in low light, thanks to reliable network capabilities.
Intel® Pentium® Processors
Discover an amazing balance of performance, experience, and value with systems powered by Intel® Pentium® processors. These processors power more devices, from notebooks to convertibles to desktops and mini PCs—Supports Windows, Chrome and Linux OS—giving you flexibility to choose the best device for your needs, while knowing it will give you the performance, experiences, and security features you deserve. Collaborate, create, and play with ease.
Intel® Pentium® Processors
Performance in Entry Level PC Segment
As compared to last generation of Intel Pentium Silver and Celeron processors, students have experienced the difference to finish their day-to-day task quickly and save valuable time.
Up to
24%
faster collaboratively working on STEM projects1
Up to
43%
faster web browsing2
Up to
78%
better graphics performance3
Up to
24%
faster collaboratively working on STEM projects1
Up to
43%
faster web browsing2
Up to
78%
better graphics performance3
Features and Performance
Get next level performance without being tied down. Multitask, browse apps, and learn without having to worry about stopping for a charge.
Intel® Pentium® Silver processors deliver amazing performance value. Experience next level performance, including fast web browsing and mainstream productivity performance.
Intel® Pentium® Silver processors feature an updated version of low power Intel® UHD Graphics that can be easily tuned with the Intel® Graphics Command Center. Enjoy great graphics while playing casual games or streaming shows.
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Notices and Disclaimers4
Product and Performance Information
1
As measured by Education CollaborationC: STEM Workflow ^.
2
As measured by WebXPRT 3D overall score ^.
3
As measured by 3DMark Fire StrikeE graphics score ^.
4
Half of the total number of learners – some 826 million students – kept out of the classroom by the COVID-19 pandemic, do not have access to a household computer and 43% (706 million) have no internet at home, at a time when digitally-based distance learning is used to ensure educational continuity in the vast majority of countries.” UNESCO 4/21/20 – Startling Digital Divides in Distance Learning Emerge https://en.unesco.org/news/startling-digital-divides-distance-learning-emerge.