Intel released the Celeron 3965U processor :year_text, expanding its popular :family_text series. The chip is manufactured using a 14 nm process node and is designed for installation in the compatible motherboards socket. The die configuration includes 2 computing cores with support for 2 threads. By default, the cores function at 2.2 GHz. For fast data exchange, 2 MB of third-level cache memory (L3) is provided. The processor's base thermal design power (TDP) is stated at 15 W. Regarding gaming performance, the chip provides a basic level of comfort. It's perfectly suited for casual games, online projects, or esports disciplines where extreme power isn't required.