Brand New Dual-Core in 2022: Intel Celeron G6900 CPU Review

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Intel's Celeron G6900 is one of the lowest-end CPUs available in 2022, but at about $50-$70, we wanted to benchmark it. This review looks at the G6900 as a budget gaming option.
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The goal of this content is to evaluate whether the Intel Celeron G6900 is good enough to be used in an ultra-budget gaming PC in 2022, mostly noteworthy because it's a 2-core, 2-thread Alder Lake solution. This is P-cores only, no E-cores, and so it's the most limited of what we've looked at. The Intel i3-12100F was a strong performer in the budget class, and the Pentium G7400 may well be interesting, but the Celeron is available today (in some places, anyway) and might be a fit for the H610.

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02:45 - Celeron & Pentium Specs
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13:40 - Conclusion

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