Comparing Apple M1 vs Intel Celeron G1620T ❁ Best Computer CPU Processors

Let's compare the difference in processor generations between processor {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T}. The higher the generation and the more recent generation of the model, the better. Keep in mind the following: - What is the best processor? - What is the most powerful CPU in the world? -Which CPU is best for gaming? We offer a guide on the best processor options for both desktops and laptops. This will help you to decide which processor you need and whether it's worth spending more money on a newer-generation processor.

• Name
  Apple M1 Intel Celeron G1620T
• Segment
  Mobile Desktop / Server
• Family
  Apple M series Intel Celeron
• Generation
  1 3
• CPU group
  Apple M1 Intel Celeron G1000

Let's compare processors {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T} in terms of base clock characteristics. The processor with the highest score wins. Also in some models you can compare the turbo frequency. Keep in mind the following: - Which core processor is best for gaming? - How many cores are enough for gaming? - Do you need a fast processor for gaming? Choose the CPU with the maximum number of cores for gaming.

• Frequency
  3.20 GHz 2.40 GHz
• CPU Cores
  8 2
• Turbo (1 Core)
  No turbo No turbo
• CPU Threads
  8 2
• Hyperthreading
  No No
• Overclocking
  No No
• Core architecture
  hybrid (big.LITTLE) normal
• A core
  4x Firestorm --
• B core
  4x Icestorm --

By comparing {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T} processors, you can find out which integrated graphics card is better. However, not every model may have a built-in video card. The block does not affect the final performance score and can be skipped. Compare processors with intergrated graphics, but make allowance for the following as well: - What is internal graphics? - What are integrated graphics used for? - Are CPU integrated graphics good?

• GPU name
  Apple M1 (8 Core) Intel HD Graphics (Ivy Bridge GT1)
• GPU frequency
  3.20 GHz 0.65 GHz
• GPU (Turbo)
  No turbo 1.05 GHz
• Execution units
  128 6
• Shader
  0 48
• Max. GPU Memory
  8 GB --
• Max. displays
  2 3
• Generation
  1 7
• DirectX Version
  11.0
• Technology
  5 nm 22 nm
• Release date
  Q4/2020 Q4/2012

It's time to compare how processors differ from each other in terms of hardware support for codecs. Each brand may have its own set of instructions. A codec is a hardware- or software-based process that compresses and decompresses large amounts of data. Different processors use different underlying codecs and image processing engines. Get information about {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T}, and also consider the following: - What is hardware codec support? - What is the difference between hardware codec or software codec? - What are the different types of codecs?

• h265 / HEVC (8 bit)
  Decode / Encode No
• h265 / HEVC (10 bit)
  Decode / Encode No
• h264
  Decode / Encode Decode / Encode
• VP9
  Decode / Encode No
• VP8
  Decode No
• AV1
  Decode No
• AVC
  Decode Decode / Encode
• VC-1
  Decode Decode
• JPEG
  Decode / Encode Decode

The type and frequency of memory that the processor supports affects the performance rating. Therefore, we recommend that you carefully compare which model shows the best results in comparison. What memory is supported by the processor {Apple M1} or {Intel Celeron G1620T} and at what maximum frequency the RAM module can operate, you can see below. Keep the following in mind: - How do I find information about processor memory? - What are the limitations of the processor?

• Memory type
  LPDDR4X-4266 DDR3-1333
• Max. Memory
  16 GB
• ECC
  No No
• Memory channels
  2 2
• PCIe version
  4.0 2.0
• PCIe lanes
  16

We make a choice in favor of a processor that supports encryption. If both processors have the same performance in this block, then you need to look at a comparison of other technical characteristics. Don't forget the following: - What technologies are used for encryption? - What is an example of encryption? - What are the types of encryption devices?

• AES-NI
  Yes Yes

Let's compare the temperatures of the processors {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T}. It is important that the higher the TDP of the processor, the more powerful the cooling system will be required. The optimal model is considered to be a processor with a lower TDP. With faster processors that dissipate more heat than the slower processors, it is no longer possible to ignore thermal management. Ask yourself questions: - Should you always put thermal paste on CPU? - What is meant by thermal management? - Why is thermal management important? As computing speeds increase, thermal management is becoming a serious problem in computer systems, so pay attention to it.

• TDP (PL1)
  15 W 35 W
• TDP up
  20 W --
• TDP down
  10 W --

Compare {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T} processors by specifications: L2-L3 cache, release date, motherboard socket, manufacturing process, ISA instruction set, and more. Pay attention to L2 and L3 - the higher this indicator, the better, also the technical process, the smaller it is, the better. When comparing processor specifications, keep the following in mind: - What are the features of a good processor? - How to choose a processor? - What are processor specifications? Our site has a database of popular CPUs.

• Instruction set (ISA)
  ARMv8-A64 (64 bit) x86-64 (64 bit)
• Virtualization
  None VT-x, VT-x EPT, VT-d
• ISA extensions
  Rosetta 2 x86-Emulation SSE4.1, SSE4.2
• L2-Cache
  16.00 MB --
• L3-Cache
  -- 2.00 MB
• Architecture
  M1 Ivy Bridge S
• Technology
  5 nm 22 nm
• Socket
  N/A LGA 1155
• Release date
  Q4/2020 Q3/2013

Let's compare the difference in the use of processors {Apple M1} and {Intel Celeron G1620T}. Based on this comparison, you will understand the intended purpose of the processor (games, entertainment, work). Ask yourself a series of questions: - How do I determine which processor is best for what purpose? - How do I know which processor is best for me? - Which processor is used for what? Compare popular CPUs and choose the best computer processor for you.

• Used in
  Apple iMac 24 (2021)Apple MacBook Pro 13 (L2020)Apple MacBook Air (2020)Apple Mac mini (2020)Apple iPad Pro 11 (2021)Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (2021) Unknown