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Intel
Intel Celeron 1200
3701C / 1T30WTualatin130nmEnd-of-life
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Full Specifications
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Total Cores1
Total Threads1
Base Clock1.20 GHz
BCLK / Multiplier100 MHz / 12.0xx
CodenameTualatin
MicroarchitectureTualatin
Process Node130nm
FoundryIntel
Die Size80.0 mm²
Transistors0.04 billion
Production StatusEnd-of-life
Market SegmentDesktop
Launch DateOct 1, 2001
Launch Price$103.00
Instruction Sets
MMXSSE
About This Product
The Intel Celeron 1200 is a single-core desktop CPU from Intel's 1st Generation, based on the Tualatin microarchitecture. With a base clock of 1.2 GHz and no integrated graphics, it is suitable only for basic computing tasks such as web browsing and document editing. Its performance is significantly lower than modern entry-level CPUs, making it unsuitable for demanding applications or gaming.
Pros
- Extremely low power consumption
- Suitable for basic legacy systems
Cons
- Very low single-core performance
- No integrated graphics
- Obsolete socket type
Verdict
“Only for niche retro builds or replacing a failed CPU in an old system.”
