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Intel Celeron N5095

4C/4T · 2.9 GHz · 15 W

The Intel Celeron N5095 is a quad-core Jasper Lake processor launched in early 2021 that Intel classifies for desktop use, and it became a popular choice for fanless mini PCs, thin clients and compact network appliances. It runs at a higher 15 W TDP than the mobile N5100 and N5105, holding a 2.0 GHz base clock with bursts to 2.9 GHz, but uses the smaller 16-EU UHD Graphics. A revised N5095A followed later.

General

Manufacturer: Intel
Model: Intel Celeron N5095
Segment: Desktop
Generation: Pentium/Celeron (Jasper Lake)
Codename: Jasper Lake
Architecture: x86_64
Microarchitecture: Tremont
Release date: 2021
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Cores & clocks

Cores / threads: 4 cores / 4 threads
Base clock: 2.00 GHz
Boost clock: 2.90 GHz
TDP (design W): 15 W
Unlocked: ✕ No
L2 cache: 1.5 MB
L3 cache: 4 MB
Technology (nm): 10 nm
Intel 10 nm

Platform

Socket: FCBGA1338
2-CPU (multi-socket): ✕ No
Integrated GPU: UHD Graphics (16EU, Gen11)
Clock: 750 MHz
Memory type: DDR4, LPDDR4x
2-channel
Memory size: Up to 16 GB
ECC memory: ✕ No
PCIe: PCIe 3.0 (8 lanes)

Instructions & AI

Instruction extensions: SSE4.2AES-NIRDRANDVT-xVT-d (no AVX/AVX2)
NPU: None

OS support

Windows: Windows 10Windows 11 24H2Windows 11 25H2Windows 11 26H2
Linux: UbuntuFedoraArch Linux
Notes: Covered by Microsoft's Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 supported-processor lists (Celeron N5000 series); 26H2 keeps the same hardware requirements. Windows 10 and mainstream Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch are supported. It lacks AVX, so it does not meet the x86-64-v3 level.

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