Intel will push three ultra-low voltage processors

On August 12, according to foreign media reports, Intel will soon introduce an entry-level desktop processor based on the "Bay Trail" core. In preparation for this product launch, Intel updated the official price list and added three new processors, the Atom J1750, J1850, and J2850. This price list contains a brief introduction of these chips and confirms some of the technical specifications previously leaked. The new information is that the price of these chips ranges from 72 to 94 dollars.

According to previous reports, the J1750 and J1850 system chips will use the Celeron brand. The J2850 will use the Pentium brand. However, this new price list shows that all three processors use the Intel Atom brand. No matter what brand these processors use, these processor chips will be based on the already announced "Silvermont" 22nm Atom architecture. This architecture should work in the same power range used by older Atom processors to significantly improve the performance of processors and graphics processors.

The J1750 chip has two processor cores, 1MB of L2 cache, and a frequency of 2.4GHz. The price of this processor is 72 dollars, about the same price as the Pentium G2120 chip. The main frequencies of the J1850 and J2850 system chips are 2GHz and 2.4GHz, respectively. Both of the chip's cores have doubled to 4 and the secondary cache has reached 2MB. The J1850 chip costs $82 and the J2850 chip costs $94. Both system chips integrate Intel's high-definition graphics processor clocked at 688MHz. This graphics processor supports overclocking capabilities, J1750 chip graphics processor can be overclocked to 750MHz, four core chip can be overclocked to 792MHz. These processors all support DDR3-1333 memory and have a thermal design power of 10 watts.

It is unclear exactly when these processors will be launched. However, Intel is likely to release these processors recently, and it is very likely that it will be the next week.