Intel Pentium Gold G5420 Dual Core 3.8GHz LGA 1151 CPU Processor by Intel

Get the multi-tasking performance you've always desired at incredible value, with Intel's latest 9th Gen. Pentium Gold processors. Taking advantage of the fantastic improvements & efficiencies of the 14nm 'Coffee Lake Refresh' Architecture, the Pentium Gold G5420 CPU takes 2 physical cores, & adds Intel's Hyper-Threading technology, to provide a total of 4 hardware threads. This allows a system featuring the G5420 to intelligently manage up to 4 processes simultaneously without impacting performance. With the new Pentium Gold processors multi-tasking is now within everyone's grasp.

Couple this with the Intel 300 Series Platform to take advantage of the latest technologies including DDR4 memory & M.2 SSD support, when you upgrade to Intel Coffee Lake Refresh.

Features
2 Cores with Intel Hyper-Threading Technology for 4-Way Multitasking.
Intel Smart Cache Technology.
Supports Two-Channel DDR4.
Intel UHD Graphics.
Includes CPU Air Cooler.

Intel AES New Instructions
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Intel Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX)
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Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology
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