Intel just upgraded to its Celeron 6000 series based on Tiger Lake 10nm process

Intel has been releasing one chipset after another this year. It seems that the semiconductor manufacturing giant is on a mission to revive itself. The wafer manufacturer has unveiled its latest Tiger Lake line-up this year based on its new 10nm process chipsets.

We earlier covered that Intel just released its Pentium Gold 7505 which now comes based on the 10nm process and has the benefits of the Tiger Lake family.

Well, it seems that Intel has just revived yet another processor and upgraded it to its new Tiger Lake family. The new processor to receive an update this time is the Celeron 6305. The new processor does not boast much of the new additions in specs as compared to its predecessors, but the inclusion of the Tiger Lake family gives its architecture a massive boost.

The new dual-core Celeron 6000 series is obviously based on the latest 10nm SuperFin architecture process, as reported earlier. The base clock speed is supposedly at 1.8GHz. The chipset, however, included an improved 11^th gen Integrated UHD graphics and sports a Smart Cache of 4MB.

The new 6305 can now drive up to 8K at 60Hz over the DisplayPort and also comes with support for4K at 60Hz over HDMI.

The company has however not offered the Turbo Boost even after the inclusion of Tiger Lake architecture. The new processor however now comes with the Intel Deep Learning Boost, Gaussian and Neural Accelerator 2.0, and Volume Management Device technology support.

The new Tiger Lake-based Celeron now has support for Intel Smart Sound Technology, High Definition Audio, and MIPI. The devices which will be based on the new batch of processors will now support up-to-date AI and processing features while simultaneously supporting better sound.

The new Intel Celerons also support PCIe Gen 3 and Thunderbolt 4. All this proves intel’s determination to improve its older CPU line-ups and migrate to the technology of the future.

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