The Celeron is part of what class processor? 1-AMD 2-80386 3-80486 4-Pentium?

Answer 1

Celeron has a very similar arquitecture as a pentium has. That's why you can use the same sucket for both processors and both support many of the same feautures. Granted, pentium is a higher class, Celeron its a lower class for more affortability. Has nothing to do with AMD.

Answer 2

Celeron is a product of Intel that have different classes of processor. AMD and Pentium is also product name, 80386 and 80486 is a type of processor.

Answer 3

A Intel Pentium 4 processor (3 Ghz) can run it... But i recommend Intel core 2 duo 1.83. I have tried both Pentium 4 and dual core, i currently have a Intel core 3.20 duo which i never regretted although i was running a 3.6 Pentium 4.

Answer 4

Celeron is Intels budget processor or known as a D processor. Its nothing to do with a Pentium.

Answer 5

Celerons are basically part of the pentium family but with less on board cache.

Answer 6

celeron well this name is the half price version of pentium however could be 2,3 or 4, normally tell from the speed of the processor, mines a 2.2Ghz

AMD are completely different are intels rivals

Answer 7

It's not really any of them, Pentium is just a name and the celeron is a different chip all together.

Answer 8

Intel 80686 based not exactly Pentium :) although some people call it but it's architecture is different than of Pentium that's why it comes a little cheaper.


Hope that helps!

PS: You can see details at:
http://www.intel.com/products/desktop/processors/index.htm?iid=process+desktop
(just browse through difference class tabs)

Answer 9

a lower version of the pentium

Answer 10

budget class...lower than Pentium