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Intel Pentium 967

Table of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Specifications
  3. Conclusion
  4. Comments

Introduction

The Intel Pentium 967 is a mobile processor of the Pentium (Sandy Bridge) generation, launched on Oct 2nd, 2011. It comes with 2 cores and 2 threads, clocked at 1300 MHz and consumes up to 17 Watts.

Specifications

Codename
Sandy Bridge
Generation
Pentium (Sandy Bridge)
Market
Mobile
Release Date
Oct 2nd, 2011
Process Size
32 nm
TDP
17 W
Socket
Intel BGA1023
Frequency
1300 MHz
Turbo Frequency
Cores
2
Threads
2
Cache L1
64K (per core)
Cache L2
256K (per core)
Integrated Graphics
Intel HD (Sandy Bridge)
Memory Support
DDR3 Dual-channel
ECC Memory
No
PCI-Express
Features
EIST, Intel 64, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, SSSE3, Smart Cache, XD bit

Benchmarks

Geekbench 5 Multi-thread
GeekBench is a cross-platform benchmarking utility. It runs a series of tests that simulate real world tasks. GeekBench multi-thread utilizes all cores, this makes it suitable for benchmarking servers.
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Geekbench 5 Single-thread
GeekBench is a cross-platform benchmarking utility. It runs a series of tests that simulate real world tasks. GeekBench single-thread utilizes only one thread. The majority of applications (MS Word, web browsers, games) rarely utilize more than one thread at a time which makes this test suitable for measuring typical workloads.
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Conclusion

Global performance
8%
Global multi-thread performance
2%
Global single-thread performance
11%
Mobile performance
9%
Mobile multi-thread performance
5%
Mobile single-thread performance
14%
Multi-thread performance — shows multi-thread performance compared to the fastest processor.
Single-thread performance — shows single-thread performance compared to the fastest processor.
Global performance — shows performance compared to the fastest processor.
Desktop performance — shows performance compared to the fastest desktop processor.
Mobile performance — shows performance compared to the fastest mobile processor.
Server performance — shows performance compared to the fastest server processor.
Comments