These are the 39 processors the source lists with the FCBGA1170 socket, ranked by PassMark multicore benchmark score. If your motherboard uses this socket, this is the set of processors worth checking against its support list.
Sorting by multicore score shows the upgrade ceiling for the platform; the single-core column shows which parts are strongest on lightly threaded work.
| # | Processor | Single core | Multicore | Price | Cores | Socket | TDP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Intel Pentium J3710 @ 1.60GHz | 694 | 1,404 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 6.5 W |
| 2 | Intel Pentium N3710 @ 1.60GHz | 683 | 1,378 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 3 | Intel Pentium N3700 @ 1.60GHz | 632 | 1,256 | $444.78 | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 4 | Intel Pentium J2900 @ 2.41GHz | 727 | 1,255 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 5 | Intel Pentium N3540 @ 2.16GHz | 707 | 1,205 | $250.87 | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 6 | Intel Celeron N3160 @ 1.60GHz | 560 | 1,180 | $349 | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 7 | Intel Celeron N3150 @ 1.60GHz | 561 | 1,172 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 8 | Intel Pentium A1020 @ 2.41GHz | 699 | 1,167 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 9 | Intel Pentium N3530 @ 2.16GHz | 687 | 1,150 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 10 | Intel Celeron J1900 @ 1.99GHz | 653 | 1,139 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 11 | Intel Pentium N3520 @ 2.16GHz | 662 | 1,131 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 12 | Intel Atom E3845 @ 1.91GHz | 536 | 1,071 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 13 | Intel Celeron N2940 @ 1.83GHz | 607 | 1,054 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 14 | Intel Celeron N2930 @ 1.83GHz | 585 | 1,029 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 15 | Intel Pentium J2850 @ 2.41GHz | 646 | 1,016 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 16 | Intel Atom x5-E8000 @ 1.04GHz | 519 | 1,005 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 5 W |
| 17 | Intel Pentium N3510 @ 1.99GHz | 545 | 952 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 18 | Intel Celeron J1850 @ 1.99GHz | 455 | 942 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 19 | Intel Celeron N2920 @ 1.86GHz | 549 | 940 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 20 | Intel Celeron N2910 @ 1.60GHz | 442 | 774 | Not listed | 4 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 21 | Intel Celeron N3000 @ 1.04GHz | 574 | 646 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4 W |
| 22 | Intel Celeron N3010 @ 1.04GHz | 594 | 621 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4 W |
| 23 | Intel Celeron N3050 @ 1.60GHz | 555 | 589 | $170 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 24 | Intel Celeron N2840 @ 2.16GHz | 667 | 581 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7 W |
| 25 | Intel Celeron J1800 @ 2.41GHz | 661 | 573 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 26 | Intel Celeron N2830 @ 2.16GHz | 621 | 545 | $149.99 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 27 | Intel Celeron J1750 @ 2.41GHz | 642 | 538 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 10 W |
| 28 | Intel Celeron N2820 @ 2.13GHz | 605 | 508 | $225 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 29 | Intel Celeron N2807 @ 1.58GHz | 565 | 492 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4.3 W |
| 30 | Intel Celeron N2815 @ 1.86GHz | 551 | 492 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 31 | Intel Celeron N2806 @ 1.60GHz | 539 | 490 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4.5 W |
| 32 | Intel Celeron N2808 @ 1.58GHz | 578 | 490 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4.5 W |
| 33 | Intel Atom E3827 @ 1.74GHz | 471 | 480 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 8 W |
| 34 | Intel Atom E3805 @ 1.33GHz | 376 | 406 | $20 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 3 W |
| 35 | Intel Celeron N2810 @ 2.00GHz | 496 | 396 | $139.99 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7.5 W |
| 36 | Intel Atom E3825 @ 1.33GHz | 309 | 378 | $70.32 | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 6 W |
| 37 | Intel Celeron N2805 @ 1.46GHz | 394 | 335 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 4.3 W |
| 38 | Intel Atom E3826 @ 1.46GHz | 397 | 334 | Not listed | 2 | FCBGA1170 | 7 W |
| 39 | Intel Atom E3815 @ 1.46GHz | 273 | 193 | $135 | 1 | FCBGA1170 | 5 W |
Sharing a socket is necessary for a processor to fit, but it is not sufficient for it to work. The motherboard chipset and BIOS version also decide support. Check the exact board and revision on its manufacturer's CPU support list before buying.
Single-core scores describe one thread and track lightly threaded work. Multicore scores describe total throughput and track rendering, encoding, and large compiles. A processor that leads one column can trail the other, so compare the column that matches your workload.
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