XTU - beersweats - Celeron G1610

Intel XTU Analyze

beersweats's Intel Celeron CPU G1610 at 2600.0 MHz with an H61M-P31 (G3) (MS-7788) Motherboard

29 Jan 2018

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Hardware Details

Processor

Brand String Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU G1610 @ 2.60GHz

Family IvyBridge

Intel® Speed Shift False

Intel® Turbo Boost Max False

Logical CPU Cores 2

Microcode Update 0x1B

Physical CPU Cores 2

Possible Turbo Bins 0

Turbo Overclockable False

Operating System

Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation

Name Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium

Service Pack Service Pack 1

Version 6.1.7601

Motherboard

Manufacturer MSI

Model H61M-P31 (G3) (MS-7788)

Version 1.0

Memory

Total Installed Memory 4.00 GB

Manufacturer 859B

Device Locator ChannelA-DIMM0

Bank Label BANK 0

Default Speed MHz

Capacity 4.00 GB

Graphics

Compatibility Intel Corporation

DAC Type Internal

Driver Date 07/04/2017

Driver Version 10.18.10.4653

Name Intel(R) HD Graphics

RAM 1.76 GB

BIOS

Manufacturer American Megatrends Inc.

Release Date 10/01/2013

Version V2.7

BIOS/UEFI Settings

Processor

Max Non Turbo Boost Ratio 26.0 x

Reference Clock 100.0 MHz

Processor Turbo

Processor Powercurrent

Core Current Limit 1023.875 A

Turbo Boost Power Max 55.0 W

Turbo Boost Power Time Window 1.0 Seconds

Turbo Boost Short Power Max 68.0 W

Package Turbo Power Lock Enable

Turbo Boost Short Power Max Enable Enable

Memory

Memory Clock Multiplier 1.3333 x

Graphics

Processor Graphics Current Limit 50.0 A

Excellent

Your system is performing excellent, nearly everyone with a Celeron G1610 at 2600 MHz scores less.

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