Intel Celeron U3405 Need For Speed: Heat Benchmarks - Can Celeron U3405 Run Need For Speed: Heat?

Budget-low-power Laptop processor released in 2010 with 2 cores and 2 threads. With base clock at 1.06GHz, max speed at 1.06GHz, and a 18W power rating. Celeron U3405 is based on the Westmere 32nm family and part of the Celeron series.
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Celeron U3405 - 1080p - RX 7900 XTX - Need For Speed: Heat Benchmarks

Atom C2750
157.5
Atom C2750
157.5
Atom C2750
157.5
Atom C2750
157.5
Athlon II 160u
152.1
Athlon II 160u
152.1
Athlon II 160u
152.1
Athlon II 160u
152.1
Celeron 2961Y
147
Celeron 2961Y
147
Celeron 2961Y
147
Celeron 2961Y
147
Atom C2550
139.3
Atom C2550
139.3
Atom C2550
139.3
Atom C2550
139.3
Atom C2730
138.6
Atom C2730
138.6
Atom C2730
138.6
Atom C2730
138.6
Celeron 857
137.5
Turion II P520
137.5
Athlon II P360
137.5
Celeron 857
137.5
Celeron 847
137.5
Turion II P520
137.5
Athlon II P360
137.5
Turion II P520
137.5
Celeron 847
137.5
Turion II P520
137.5
Athlon II P360
137.5
Celeron 857
137.5
Celeron 847
137.5
Athlon II P360
137.5
Celeron 857
137.5
Celeron 847
137.5
Celeron 2980U
136.6
Celeron 2955U
136.6
Celeron 2957U
136.6
Celeron 2980U
136.6
Celeron 2981U
136.6
Celeron 2955U
136.6
Celeron 2957U
136.6
Celeron 2981U
136.6
Celeron 2981U
136.6
Celeron 2980U
136.6
Celeron 2955U
136.6
Celeron 2981U
136.6
Celeron 2957U
136.6
Celeron 2980U
136.6
Celeron 2955U
136.6
Celeron 2957U
136.6
Celeron 1007U
135.6
Celeron 1047UE
135.6
Celeron 1017U
135.6
Celeron 1047UE
135.6
Celeron 1017U
135.6
Celeron 1007U
135.6
Celeron 1007U
135.6
Celeron 1047UE
135.6
Celeron 1007U
135.6
Celeron 1017U
135.6
Celeron 1047UE
135.6
Celeron 1017U
135.6
Celeron 1037U
135.3
Celeron 1037U
135.3
Celeron 1037U
135.3
Celeron 1037U
135.3
Celeron J1900
135.1
Celeron J1900
135.1
Celeron J1900
135.1
Celeron J1900
135.1
Atom C2530
134.7
Atom C2530
134.7
Atom C2530
134.7
Atom C2530
134.7
Celeron J1750
133.3
Celeron J1750
133.3
Celeron J1750
133.3
Celeron J1750
133.3
Celeron N2820
132.9
Celeron J1800
132.9
Celeron N2820
132.9
Celeron J1800
132.9
Celeron N2820
132.9
Celeron J1800
132.9
Celeron N2820
132.9
Celeron J1800
132.9
Athlon II P320
132.7
Turion II P540
132.7
Athlon II X2 270u
132.7
Athlon II P340
132.7
Atom D525
132.7
Athlon II X2 260u
132.7
Celeron U3600
132.7
Atom D510
132.7
Turion II P560
132.7
Athlon II P340
132.7
Celeron U3600
132.7
Athlon II X2 260u
132.7
Athlon II X2 250u
132.7
Atom D525
132.7
Athlon II P320
132.7
Turion II P560
132.7
Athlon II X2 270u
132.7
Turion II P540
132.7
Turion II P560
132.7
Atom D510
132.7
Atom D510
132.7
Athlon II X2 250u
132.7
Turion II P540
132.7
Athlon II P340
132.7
Celeron J1850
132.7
Celeron J1850
132.7
Athlon II X2 270u
132.7
Celeron J1850
132.7
Celeron U3600
132.7
Athlon II X2 260u
132.7
Athlon II X2 250u
132.7
Atom D525
132.7
Athlon II P320
132.7
Celeron J1850
132.7
Athlon II X2 270u
132.7
Turion II P560
132.7
Atom D510
132.7
Celeron U3600
132.7
Athlon II X2 260u
132.7
Athlon II X2 250u
132.7
Atom D525
132.7
Athlon II P340
132.7
Athlon II P320
132.7
Turion II P540
132.7
Celeron 1019Y
132.4
Celeron 1019Y
132.4
Celeron 1019Y
132.4
Celeron 1019Y
132.4
Atom E3845
132.2
Atom E3845
132.2
Atom E3845
132.2
Atom E3845
132.2
Celeron 2950M
131.7
Celeron 2950M
131.7
Celeron 2950M
131.7
Celeron 2950M
131.7
Atom E3827
131.2
Atom E3827
131.2
Atom E3827
131.2
Atom E3827
131.2
Celeron N2815
130.2
Atom S1260
130.2
Celeron N2810
130.2
Atom S1260
130.2
Atom E3826
130.2
Celeron N2815
130.2
Celeron N2810
130.2
Atom S1260
130.2
Atom E3826
130.2
Celeron N2810
130.2
Celeron N2810
130.2
Atom E3826
130.2
Atom S1260
130.2
Celeron N2815
130.2
Atom E3826
130.2
Celeron N2920
130.2
Celeron N2920
130.2
Celeron N2920
130.2
Celeron N2920
130.2
Celeron N2815
130.2
Atom S1220
129.8
Atom S1220
129.8
Atom S1220
129.8
Atom S1220
129.8
Atom S1240
129.3
Atom S1240
129.3
Atom C2350
129.3
Atom E3825
129.3
Atom S1240
129.3
Atom C2350
129.3
Atom E3825
129.3
Atom S1240
129.3
Atom C2350
129.3
Atom C2350
129.3
Atom E3825
129.3
Celeron N2910
129.3
Celeron N2910
129.3
Celeron N2910
129.3
Celeron N2910
129.3
Atom E3825
129.3
Celeron 807
128.5
Celeron 887
128.5
Celeron 877
128.5
Celeron 827E
128.5
Celeron 807
128.5
Celeron 807
128.5
Celeron 827E
128.5
Celeron 807
128.5
Celeron 827E
128.5
Celeron 847E
128.5
Celeron 867
128.5
Celeron 827E
128.5
Celeron 877
128.5
Celeron 847E
128.5
Celeron 847E
128.5
Celeron 887
128.5
Celeron 867
128.5
Celeron 877
128.5
Celeron 887
128.5
Celeron 867
128.5
Celeron 887
128.5
Celeron 877
128.5
Celeron 847E
128.5
Celeron 867
128.5
Atom D425
127.8
Athlon II Neo K145
127.8
Atom N470
127.8
Atom N475
127.8
Atom D410
127.8
Atom N455
127.8
Athlon Neo MV-40
127.8
Atom N450
127.8
Atom N455
127.8
Athlon II Neo K125
127.8
Atom D425
127.8
Atom N470
127.8
Atom N475
127.8
Atom D410
127.8
Celeron M U3400
127.8
Turion II Neo K685
127.8
Turion II Neo K625
127.8
Athlon II Neo K345
127.8
Athlon II Neo K325
127.8
Athlon II Neo K125
127.8
Atom N475
127.8
Athlon II Neo K145
127.8
Atom D410
127.8
Celeron U3405
127.8
Athlon Neo MV-40
127.8
Atom N450
127.8
Athlon II Neo K145
127.8
Athlon II Neo K125
127.8
Atom D425
127.8
Atom N470
127.8
Atom N475
127.8
Atom N455
127.8
Atom N450
127.8
Athlon Neo MV-40
127.8
Atom N450
127.8
Athlon II Neo K145
127.8
Athlon II Neo K125
127.8
Atom D425
127.8
Atom N470
127.8
Atom D410
127.8
Atom N455
127.8
Athlon Neo MV-40
127.8
Celeron U3400
127.8
Athlon II Neo K325
127.8
Atom N550
127.8
Turion II Neo K625
127.8
Atom N550
127.8
Atom N570
127.8
Atom D2500
127.8
Atom N2800
127.8
Atom D2700
127.8
Atom D2560
127.8
Celeron M U3400
127.8
Turion II Neo K685
127.8
Athlon II Neo K345
127.8
Celeron U3400
127.8
Athlon II Neo K325
127.8
Celeron U3400
127.8
Celeron U3405
127.8
Atom N550
127.8
Atom N570
127.8
Atom D2500
127.8
Atom N2800
127.8
Atom D2700
127.8
Atom D2560
127.8
Celeron U3405
127.8
Atom N570
127.8
Athlon II Neo K345
127.8
Athlon II Neo K325
127.8
Atom D2500
127.8
Atom N2800
127.8
Atom D2700
127.8
Atom D2560
127.8
Celeron M U3400
127.8
Turion II Neo K685
127.8
Turion II Neo K625
127.8
Athlon II Neo K345
127.8
Turion II Neo K625
127.8
Celeron U3400
127.8
Atom D2700
127.8
Celeron U3405
127.8
Celeron M U3400
127.8
Atom D2560
127.8
Turion II Neo K685
127.8
Atom N2800
127.8
Atom D2500
127.8
Atom N570
127.8
Atom N550
127.8
Atom D2550
127.3
Atom D2550
127.3
Atom D2550
127.3
Atom D2550
127.3
Atom 330
123
Atom 330
123
Atom 330
123
Atom 330
123

The Celeron U3405 GPU ranks between the Atom D2700 and Celeron M U3400 in the gaming rig hierarchy. It's 0% less powerful than the Atom D2700 but still offers 0% more juice than the Celeron M U3400 for those epic gaming sessions. When it comes to fragging, the Celeron U3405 leaves the Turion II Neo K625 in the dust with a comfortable 0% lead in FPS. It even outperforms the beefier Turion II Neo K685, giving gamers more bang for their buck. With its performance, the Celeron U3405 snags the 293rd spot on the leaderboard. For casual gaming, the Celeron U3405 holds the fort with its 2-cores and 2-threads, though it won't be breaking any high score records.

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