Processor Intel Atom D2700, specifications and benchmarks

This section provides a comprehensive overview of the processors generation and family, explaining the specific market segment it is designed for. It covers key details such as the CPUs position within its product lineup, its intended use cases (e.g., consumer, server, or workstation), and how its generation compares to previous models.

• Segment
  Desktop / Server
• Family
  Intel Atom
• Generation
  1
• CPU group
  Intel Atom D2000
• Predecessor
  --
• Successor
  --

Intel Atom D2700. This section highlights key performance parameters of the processor, including the number of cores, threads, and clock speeds (base and boost frequencies). These metrics directly impact multitasking capabilities and overall system performance in both single-threaded and multi-threaded applications.

• Frequency
  2.13 GHz
• CPU Cores
  2
• Turbo (1 Core)
  No turbo
• CPU Threads
  4
• Turbo (2 Cores)
  No turbo
• Hyperthreading
  Yes
• Overclocking
  No
• Core architecture
  normal
• A core
  --
• B core
  --
• C core
  --

This section provides details on the integrated graphics capabilities of the processor. It covers the architecture, performance characteristics, and supported technologies (e.g., DirectX, OpenGL), which are essential for systems without dedicated GPUs or for mobile devices that require energy-efficient graphics processing.

• GPU name
  Intel GMA 3650
• GPU frequency
  0.64 GHz
• GPU (Turbo)
  No turbo
• Execution units
  4
• Shader
  32
• Max. GPU Memory
  --
• Max. displays
  2
• Generation
• DirectX Version
  10.1
• Technology
  65 nm
• Release date
  Q4/2008

This section covers the built-in hardware codec support for video and image processing. The processor’s ability to handle codecs like H.264, HEVC, and VP9 directly influences its performance in tasks such as video playback, editing, and streaming. This hardware acceleration ensures smoother media handling with lower CPU utilization.

• h265 / HEVC (8 bit)
  No
• h265 / HEVC (10 bit)
  No
• h264
  No
• VP9
  No
• VP8
  No
• AV1
  No
• AVC
  No
• VC-1
  No
• JPEG
  No

This section breaks down the technical characteristics of the memory supported by the processor, including the types (e.g., DDR4, DDR5), number of memory channels, and maximum supported memory speed. It also covers PCI Express support, which determines the bandwidth available for GPUs, SSDs, and other peripherals, critical for high-performance systems.

• Memory type
  DDR3-1066
• Max. Memory
• ECC
  No
• Memory channels
  1
• PCIe version
• PCIe lanes

This section focuses on the hardware-based security technologies integrated into the processor. These include encryption support features such as AES-NI, Intel SGX, and AMD Secure Memory Encryption, which provide robust protection for sensitive data and help mitigate cybersecurity risks.

• AES-NI
  No

• TDP (PL1)
  10 W
• TDP up
  --
• TDP (PL2)
  --
• TDP down
  --
• Tjunction max.
  --

This section explains the underlying technologies that enable the processor to deliver high performance. It includes details about the manufacturing process (e.g., 7nm, 10nm), supported instruction sets (e.g., AVX, SSE), and virtual machine extensions that enhance compatibility and efficiency across various workloads.

• Instruction set (ISA)
  x86-64 (64 bit)
• Virtualization
  None
• ISA extensions
  SSE3
• L2-Cache
  --
• L3-Cache
  1.00 MB
• Architecture
  Cedarview
• Technology
  32 nm
• Socket
  BGA 559
• Release date
  Q3/2011
• Part Number
  --

Common positions Intel Atom D2700 CPU in popular benchmarks, for comparison with other models.

• iGPU - FP32 Performance (Single-precision GFLOPS)
  1722 place
• Geekbench 3, 64bit (Single-Core)
  906 place
• Geekbench 3, 64bit (Multi-Core)
  890 place
• Cinebench R11.5, 64bit (Single-Core)
  671 place
• Cinebench R11.5, 64bit (Multi-Core)
  818 place
• Estimated results for PassMark CPU Mark
  1364 place