Celeron G4930 vs Celeron G4900

	Celeron G4930	Celeron G4900
Category	Desktop	Desktop
Target	budget	budget
Socket Compatibility	LGA1151	LGA1151
Integrated Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics 610	Intel UHD Graphics 610
Cooler Included	Yes	No
Overclock Potential	0 %	0 %
Year	2019 Model	2018 Model
Price	42 USD	42 USD
Number of Cores	2 Cores	2 Cores
Number of Threads	2 Threads	2 Threads
Core Frequency	3.2 GHz	3.1 GHz
Boost Frequency	3.2 GHz	3.1 GHz
Max Stable Overclock	3.2 GHz	3.1 GHz
Power Consumption	54 W	65 W
Manufacturing Process	14 nm	14 nm
L3 Cache	2 MB	2 MB
Maximum Supported Memory	64 GB	64 GB
Price-Value Score	100 %	49.4 %
Speed Score	49 %	0 %
Productivity Score	28 %	0 %
Gaming Score	66 %	0 %
Max 1080p Bottleneck	68.6 %	69.2 %
Max 1440p Bottleneck	34.3 %	34.6 %
Max 4K Bottleneck	17.1 %	17.3 %

A base clock speed of 3.2GHz propels the Celeron G4930 to superior performance in the vast majority of applications. The Celeron G4930 ascends with an excellent boost clock speed, ideal for gaming and single-thread tasks. The Celeron G4930 sips power at just 54W, a testament to its efficiency. The Celeron G4930 emerges as the fresher warrior, recently forged in the tech forges.

Celeron G4930

Pros

• Ready your coins, $42 is a price that's hard to beat in the marketplace.
• Wield the advantages of a relatively new champion in the tech arena.
• Embark on your quests with a CPU Cooler included, sparing you from extra expenses of $25-$90.

Cons

• It's got the average multitasking mojo, not quite ready for a boss fight.
• All-core boost speed's not breaking any speedrun records.
• General gaming performance? Don't expect to play on ultra settings.

Celeron G4900

Pros

• None

Cons

• The price doesn't hit the sweet loot spot.
• Boost clock speed of 3.1GHz? More like a sidekick than a hero.
• In tech years, it's starting to feel like a retro game.
• No CPU Cooler in the box means shelling out an extra $25 to $90 for a cool rig.