The Celeron 7300 processor from Intel was officially introduced to the market :year_text. Thanks to the use of the 10 nm process node, the manufacturer achieved an excellent balance of performance. The chip is installed in the compatible motherboards socket. A hybrid design is employed here: 1 powerful cores handle heavy tasks, while 4 efficiency cores manage background processes. The total number of threads is 6. The base clock speed is 1 GHz. The L3 smart cache size is 8 MB, which positively affects the overall system responsiveness. Nominal power consumption (TDP) is 9 W, so adequate cooling should be considered. When power limits are removed or during peak boost (PL2), the chip's appetite increases to 29 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.