Intel Celeron G4930 desktop processor

Intel Celeron G4930 dual-core desktop processor

The Intel Celeron G4930 is a dual-core desktop processor built on the Coffee Lake architecture. It operates at a base frequency of 3.2 GHz with 2 MB of L3 cache and a 54 W thermal design power. The chip fits the LGA 1151 socket on Intel 300 Series motherboards and includes Intel UHD Graphics 610 with a maximum dynamic frequency of 1.05 GHz. It supports dual-channel DDR4 memory and provides up to 16 PCI Express 3.0 lanes.

54 W thermal design and integrated graphics cooling

With a 54 W thermal design power, the processor runs within a modest heat envelope that suits standard desktop coolers. The integrated Intel UHD Graphics 610 shares the same thermal budget, so light graphical workloads add little extra heat. At idle or during typical office tasks the fan speed remains low, keeping acoustic output minimal. The 14 nm manufacturing process helps maintain efficiency across everyday workloads.

LGA 1151 socket limits upgrades to 300 Series boards

The LGA 1151 socket is keyed for Intel 300 Series motherboards only, so board selection is restricted to that chipset family. Dual-channel DDR4 support means two memory slots can be populated for up to the board’s maximum capacity. Sixteen PCI Express 3.0 lanes allow a discrete graphics card and a high-speed storage device to run simultaneously. The boxed model BX80684G4930 ships without a cooler, so a separate LGA 1151 compatible heatsink is required.