Intel Celeron N2820 Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation Benchmarks - Can Celeron N2820 Run Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation?

Budget-low-power Laptop processor released in 2013 with 2 cores and 2 threads. With base clock at 2.13GHz, max speed at 2.39GHz, and a 7.5W power rating. Celeron N2820 is based on the Bay Trail-T 22nm family and part of the Celeron series.
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Celeron N2820 - 1080p - RTX 4080 - Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation Benchmarks

Atom C2730
94.5
Atom C2730
94.5
Atom C2730
94.5
Celeron 2961Y
89.8
Celeron 2961Y
89.8
Celeron 2961Y
89.8
Atom C2550
86.1
Atom C2550
86.1
Atom C2550
86.1
Core M-5Y71
81
Core m5-6Y57
81
Core M-5Y71
81
Core m7-6Y75
81
Core m5-6Y57
81
Core M-5Y71
81
Core m5-6Y57
81
Core m7-6Y75
81
Core m7-6Y75
81
Core m3-7Y30
80.7
Core m3-7Y30
80.7
Core m3-7Y30
80.7
Core m5-6Y54
80.5
Core m5-6Y54
80.5
Core m5-6Y54
80.5
Core M-5Y51
80.2
Core M-5Y31
80.2
Core M-5Y70
80.2
Core M-5Y51
80.2
Core M-5Y31
80.2
Core M-5Y70
80.2
Core M-5Y31
80.2
Core M-5Y70
80.2
Core M-5Y51
80.2
Core m3-6Y30
79.6
Core m3-6Y30
79.6
Core m3-6Y30
79.6
Core M-5Y10c
79.4
Core M-5Y10
79.4
Core M-5Y10c
79.4
Core M-5Y10a
79.4
Core M-5Y10
79.4
Core M-5Y10c
79.4
Core M-5Y10a
79.4
Core M-5Y10
79.4
Core M-5Y10a
79.4
Celeron J1900
78.4
Celeron J1900
78.4
Celeron J1900
78.4
Atom C2530
77.7
Atom C2530
77.7
Atom C2530
77.7
Celeron N3450
76.2
Celeron N3450
76.2
Celeron N3450
76.2
Celeron J3455
75.7
Atom x7-E3950
75.7
Celeron J3455
75.7
Atom x7-E3950
75.7
Celeron J3455
75.7
Atom x7-E3950
75.7
Celeron J1850
73.9
Celeron J1850
73.9
Celeron J1850
73.9
Atom E3845
73
Atom E3845
73
Atom E3845
73
Celeron 2980U
72.6
Celeron 2957U
72.6
Celeron 2955U
72.6
Celeron 2981U
72.6
Celeron 2957U
72.6
Celeron 2980U
72.6
Celeron 2955U
72.6
Celeron 2981U
72.6
Celeron 2980U
72.6
Celeron 2957U
72.6
Celeron 2955U
72.6
Celeron 2981U
72.6
Celeron N2940
71.3
Celeron J3160
71.3
Celeron N3160
71.3
Celeron N2940
71.3
Celeron J3160
71.3
Celeron N3160
71.3
Celeron N2940
71.3
Celeron J3160
71.3
Celeron N3160
71.3
Celeron N2930
70.4
Celeron N3150
70.4
Celeron N2930
70.4
Celeron N3150
70.4
Celeron N2930
70.4
Celeron N3150
70.4
Celeron 3765U
70
Celeron 3765U
70
Celeron 3765U
70
Celeron N2920
69.5
Celeron N2920
69.5
Celeron N2920
69.5
Atom x5-E8000
68.6
Atom x5-E8000
68.6
Atom x5-E8000
68.6
Celeron J3355
68.3
Celeron J3355
68.3
Celeron J3355
68.3
Celeron N2910
67.7
Celeron N2910
67.7
Celeron N2910
67.7
Celeron N2830
67.5
Celeron N2830
67.5
Celeron N2830
67.5
Celeron J1750
67.4
Celeron J1750
67.4
Celeron J1750
67.4
Celeron 3955U
67.1
Celeron 3955U
67.1
Atom x5-E3930
67.1
Celeron 3955U
67.1
Atom x5-E3930
67.1
Atom x5-E3930
67.1
Celeron N3350
66.9
Celeron N3350
66.9
Celeron N3350
66.9
Atom Z3775D
66.8
Atom Z3775
66.8
Atom Z3795
66.8
Atom Z3770D
66.8
Atom Z3775
66.8
Atom Z3785
66.8
Atom Z3770
66.8
Atom Z3785
66.8
Atom Z3775D
66.8
Atom Z3785
66.8
Atom Z3795
66.8
Atom Z3775D
66.8
Atom Z3770D
66.8
Atom Z3770
66.8
Atom Z3770D
66.8
Atom Z3775
66.8
Atom Z3795
66.8
Atom Z3770
66.8
Celeron J1800
66.7
Celeron N2820
66.7
Celeron J1800
66.7
Celeron N2820
66.7
Celeron J1800
66.7
Celeron N2820
66.7
Celeron N3060
66.3
Celeron J3060
66.3
Celeron N3060
66.3
Celeron J3060
66.3
Celeron J3060
66.3
Celeron N3060
66.3
Atom Z3736F
65.9
Atom Z3736G
65.9
Atom Z3736F
65.9
Atom Z3736G
65.9
Celeron 1019Y
65.9
Atom Z3736G
65.9
Celeron 1019Y
65.9
Atom Z3736F
65.9
Celeron 1019Y
65.9
Atom Z3745D
65
Atom Z3735D
65
Atom Z3735G
65
Atom Z3735E
65
Atom Z3735F
65
Atom Z3745D
65
Atom Z3740
65
Atom Z3740D
65
Atom Z3735D
65
Atom Z3735G
65
Atom Z3735E
65
Atom Z3735F
65
Atom Z3745
65
Atom Z3745
65
Atom Z3740D
65
Atom Z3745D
65
Atom Z3735F
65
Atom Z3735E
65
Atom Z3735G
65
Atom Z3740
65
Atom Z3735D
65
Atom Z3745
65
Atom Z3740
65
Atom Z3740D
65
Celeron N2840
64.7
Celeron 2950M
64.7
Celeron N2840
64.7
Celeron 2950M
64.7
Celeron 2950M
64.7
Celeron N2840
64.7
Atom S1260
64.6
Atom S1260
64.6
Atom S1260
64.6
Atom E3827
64
Celeron 3755U
64
Celeron 3215U
64
Atom E3827
64
Celeron 3755U
64
Celeron 3215U
64
Atom E3827
64
Celeron 3755U
64
Celeron 3215U
64
Atom S1220
63.7
Atom S1220
63.7
Atom S1220
63.7
Celeron 3855U
63.6
Celeron 3855U
63.6
Celeron 3855U
63.6
Celeron 3205U
63.2
Celeron N3050
63.2
Celeron 3205U
63.2
Celeron N3050
63.2
Celeron 3205U
63.2
Celeron N3050
63.2
Atom S1240
62.9
Atom S1240
62.9
Atom S1240
62.9
Celeron N2815
62.4
Atom E3826
62.4
Atom E3826
62.4
Celeron N2815
62.4
Celeron N2810
62.4
Celeron N2815
62.4
Celeron N2810
62.4
Atom E3826
62.4
Celeron N2810
62.4
Celeron N2808
61.6
Celeron N2808
61.6
Celeron N2808
61.6
Atom C2350
60.8
Atom E3825
60.8
Celeron N3010
60.8
Celeron N3010
60.8
Atom C2350
60.8
Celeron N3010
60.8
Atom E3825
60.8
Atom C2350
60.8
Atom E3825
60.8
Atom N550
60.4
Atom N570
60.4
Atom N550
60.4
Atom N550
60.4
Atom N570
60.4
Atom D2700
60.4
Atom N2800
60.4
Atom N2600
60.4
Atom N2800
60.4
Atom D2700
60.4
Atom N570
60.4
Atom N2600
60.4
Atom D2560
60.4
Atom N2800
60.4
Atom N2600
60.4
Atom D2560
60.4
Atom D2700
60.4
Atom D2560
60.4
Celeron N3000
59.9
Celeron N2806
59.9
Celeron N3000
59.9
Celeron N2806
59.9
Celeron N2807
59.9
Celeron N3000
59.9
Celeron N2806
59.9
Celeron N2807
59.9
Celeron N2807
59.9
Atom D2550
59.7
Atom D2550
59.7
Atom D2550
59.7
Turion II Neo K625
58.3
Atom D2500
58.3
Atom E3805
58.3
Athlon II Neo K325
58.3
Turion II Neo K685
58.3
Atom Z2760
58.3
Athlon II Neo K345
58.3
Athlon II Neo K345
58.3
Turion II Neo K685
58.3
Athlon II Neo K345
58.3
Atom E3805
58.3
Atom Z2760
58.3
Atom D2500
58.3
Athlon II Neo K325
58.3
Turion II Neo K625
58.3
Turion II Neo K625
58.3
Atom E3805
58.3
Atom Z2760
58.3
Atom D2500
58.3
Athlon II Neo K325
58.3
Turion II Neo K685
58.3
Celeron N2805
56.8
Celeron N2805
56.8
Celeron N2805
56.8
Atom E3815
55.3
Atom E3815
55.3
Atom E3815
55.3
Atom E680
54.2
Atom E680
54.2
Atom D425
54.2
Atom N470
54.2
Atom N475
54.2
Atom D410
54.2
Atom N455
54.2
Atom Z670
54.2
Atom N470
54.2
Atom D425
54.2
Atom E680
54.2
Atom Z670
54.2
Atom N455
54.2
Atom D410
54.2
Atom N475
54.2
Atom N470
54.2
Atom D425
54.2
Atom N455
54.2
Atom Z670
54.2
Atom D410
54.2
Atom N475
54.2
Athlon II Neo K125
52.4
Athlon II Neo K145
52.4
Athlon II Neo K125
52.4
Athlon II Neo K145
52.4
Athlon II Neo K125
52.4
Athlon II Neo K145
52.4
Atom N435
46.9
Atom E660
46.9
Atom N435
46.9
Atom E660
46.9
Atom N435
46.9
Atom E660
46.9

The Celeron N2820 GPU ranks between the Celeron J1800 and Celeron N3060 in the gaming rig hierarchy. It's 0% less powerful than the Celeron J1800 but still offers 0.6% more juice than the Celeron N3060 for those epic gaming sessions. In the realm of virtual worlds, the Celeron N2820 shows a stellar performance leap, outpacing the last-gen Celeron J1800 by a whopping 0%. Once again, the Celeron J1800 gets left behind in the pixel dust, as its Bay Trail-T-based successor shows a ~0% speed boost in the latest game benchmarks. The Celeron J1800 is a testament to how far behind the budget-low-power Bay Trail-based GPUs lag compared to the new Bay Trail-T lineup. With its performance, the Celeron N2820 snags the 147th spot on the leaderboard. In the gaming world, the Celeron N2820 GPU is your mid-tier warrior, wielding its 2-cores and 2-threads to deliver decent frame rates in most titles.

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