The system supports up to 4GB of 1,333MHz DDR3L SDRAM, but our sample only had 2GB, which would have been an issue for a Windows laptop or MacBook, but should be fine for Chrome OS's more modest requirements. The specification can't match the Core series, but the N2830 only draws a maximum of 7.5W, and typically more like 6W, so should provide excellent battery life, compared to even the most miserly 11.5W mobile Intel Core i3. This runs at 2.16GHz, and doesn't support Hyper-Threading so only offers two physical cores.īut it still has features like support for virtualisation, and a Turbo Boost mode that allows it to ramp up to 2.41GHz when required.
Our sample came with the lesser dual-core Celeron N2830 option. The Asus Chromebook C300 is based around an Intel Bay Trail-M processor, with dual- and quad-core options available.
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