Intel released the Processor U302L processor :year_text, expanding its popular :family_text series. The chip is manufactured using a 10 nm process node and is designed for installation in the compatible motherboards socket. Computational power is provided by 5 cores (of which 1 are P-Cores and 4 are E-Cores). Multi-threading up to 6 threads is supported. Starting operating frequencies begin at 1.2 GHz. Automatic overclocking algorithms allow the chip to accelerate up to 2.4 GHz when the system demands it. Thanks to 10 MB of L3 cache, latency when accessing RAM is reduced. The manufacturer indicates heat dissipation at 15 W in standard operating mode. It's worth noting that under stress tests, maximum power consumption can reach 55 W. In entry-level or mid-range gaming builds, this processor will perform confidently, providing acceptable frame rates when using an appropriate graphics accelerator.