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Intel Celeron G6900E vs Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL: Comparison

Intel Celeron G6900E and Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL separate most on l3 cache: Intel Celeron G6900E at 4 MB, Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL at 21 MB, 81% in favour of Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL. They match on 6 other specifications, including market segment, socket status and memory channels.

Specs

Specification
Intel Celeron G6900E
Intel Celeron G6900E
Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL
Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL
Product LineCeleronCore Ultra
Form FactorDesktopEmbedded
Model NumberG6900E5 125HL
CodenameAlder LakeMeteor Lake
Release Year20222024
TDP46 W45 W
iGPUIntel UHD Graphics 710Intel Graphics (Xe-LPG)
Market SegmentEmbeddedEmbedded
SocketLGA1700LGA 1851 (embedded/AIO variant)
Socket StatusMatureMature
Process Node10 nm7 nm
Performance Cores26
Efficiency Cores08
SMT EnabledNotrue
P-Core Base Clock3.01.2
P-Core Boost Clock3.63.8
L3 Cache4 MB-81%21 MB
Base Power46 W45 W
Memory TypeDDR5 or DDR4DDR5 or LPDDR5X
Memory Channels22
ECC SupportNofalse
Integrated GraphicsYesYes
iGPU ModelIntel UHD Graphics 710Intel Graphics
iGPU Compute Units167
PCIe GenerationPCIe 4.0PCIe 4.0
Retail AvailabilityTray OEMTray OEM
Cores214
Threads218

Verdict

Intel Celeron G6900E

6.6 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Celeron G6900E is a rock-bottom entry chip, fine for the lightest computing tasks and nothing more.

Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL

8 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Core Ultra 5 125HL packages Intel's mobile Core Ultra silicon onto a socketed LGA platform for embedded and all-in-one system designs.

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