Basic info about the Intel Braswell core

Airmont is the 14 nm die shrink of Silvermont, launched in early 2015 and first seen in the Atom x7-Z8700 as used in the Microsoft Surface 3.[6] Airmont microarchitecture includes the Braswell – consumer SoCs aimed at PCs.

14nm Airmont architecture processors are also affected by the design flaws as noted in the Braswell Specification Update under CHP49 errata[23]. In addition to LPC and SD Card circuitry degradation issues those 14nm designs also have issues with Real Time Clock (RTC) circuitry degradation, their USB buses are however not affected. Unspecified firmware changes are required to mitigate RTC circuitry degradation. Intel does not plan to release a new stepping for Braswell.

Braswell it is based on the same architecture as the integrated GPU of the Broadwell graphics cards (e.g. HD Graphics 5300), but offers less shader cores and slower clock speeds.

Braswell can be found on:
- Celeron N3000, N3050, N3150 (Intel HD Graphics)
- Celeron J3060, J3160, N3010, N3060, N3160 (Intel HD Graphics 400)
- Pentium N3700 (Intel HD Graphics)
- Pentium J3710, N3710 (Intel HD Graphics 405)

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