Intel
Intel Celeron G5905 3.5 GHz LGA 1200 58W desktop processor
Dual-core desktop processor running at 3.5 GHz with 4 MB L3 cache, 58 W TDP, LGA 1200 socket and Intel UHD Graphics 610
- Operating System SupportedWindows 11
- Runs Windows 11 out of the box
- Dual-core 3.5 GHz clock for responsive everyday tasks
- 58 W TDP keeps power draw and heat low
- Intel UHD Graphics 610 handles basic display without a discrete card
- 4 MB L3 cache reduces latency on frequent data
Celeron G5905 dual-core desktop processor
The Intel Celeron G5905 is a dual-core desktop processor built on 14 nm Comet Lake architecture. It runs at a fixed 3.5 GHz and fits the LGA 1200 socket. The 58 W thermal design suits compact or low-noise builds. Integrated Intel UHD Graphics 610 handles display output without a discrete card. Windows 11 is supported out of the box.
58 W LGA 1200 build and integrated graphics
The 58 W power envelope keeps cooler requirements modest and works with standard LGA 1200 mounting hardware. Integrated UHD Graphics 610 drives mainstream monitors directly, saving a PCIe slot and extra power cable. Four megabytes of L3 cache help responsiveness in everyday tasks. The processor drops into any compatible LGA 1200 motherboard with current BIOS support.
Entry upgrade from older dual-core
This chip replaces ageing dual-core or single-thread processors that struggle with modern background workloads. The move is worthwhile when a system needs Windows 11 compatibility, native 4K video decode or a cooler-running platform. Buyers who need more than two threads, higher clock headroom or discrete-level graphics should look elsewhere.
Points forts
- Runs Windows 11 out of the box
- Dual-core 3.5 GHz clock for responsive everyday tasks
- 58 W TDP keeps power draw and heat low
- Intel UHD Graphics 610 handles basic display without a discrete card
- 4 MB L3 cache reduces latency on frequent data
Caractéristiques
| Operating System Supported | Windows 11 |
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Questions sur cet article
Does this CPU include integrated graphics so I can run a display without a separate card?
Yes, it has Intel UHD Graphics 610 built in, so a motherboard with video outputs will drive a monitor directly.
What socket and power budget should the motherboard support for this processor?
The chip fits an LGA 1200 socket and has a 58 W TDP, so the board and cooler must handle that power level.
Which operating systems are officially supported on this processor?
Windows 11 is listed as supported, so it will run that OS out of the box.
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