Intel Pentium T2410 processor SLA4G

Intel Pentium T2410 Mobile Processor (Socket P / mPGA478MN) – Dual-Core CPU for Legacy Laptop Repairs (SLA4G)

Are you looking for a reliable replacement part to rescue and revitalize an older laptop from the Windows Vista and Windows 7 era? The dual-core Intel Pentium Dual-Core T2410 mobile processor (S-Spec SLA4G), built on the proven 65nm Merom architecture, offers stable computing performance for basic users and is an ideal choice for servicing portable computers from 2007–2008.

The processor features two physical cores operating at a steady frequency of 2.00 GHz. Together with a shared 1 MB L2 Cache and a 533 MHz FSB system bus, it provides sufficient power for basic office tasks, web browsing, and email handling. With a thermal design power (TDP) of 35W, it perfectly matches the standard cooling solutions found in the vast majority of laptops from that period.

Key Features of the Intel Pentium T2410 Processor

• 2 physical cores running at a clock speed of 2.00 GHz.
• Shared 1 MB L2 Cache for smooth execution of standard applications.
• Standard system bus with a **533 MHz FSB**.
• Proven 65nm manufacturing technology (Merom core) with a 35W TDP.
• Support for 64-bit (Intel 64) instructions for modern operating systems.
• Designed for laptop motherboards equipped with the Socket P (mPGA478MN) interface.

Ideal for Everyday Tasks and Workshop Diagnostics

Thanks to the presence of two cores, the operating system runs significantly smoother than on older single-core Celeron processors. This chip serves as an excellent and highly affordable service part for laptops that still perform well in garages for automotive diagnostics, controlling CNC machines, or as simple secondary PCs.

Compatibility and Socket

This mobile processor is designed exclusively for the **Socket P** interface (code mPGA478MN). It was most commonly installed in motherboards featuring Intel GL960 and GM965 Express family chipsets. Although the socket has the same pin count (478) as the older Socket M, the physical pin layout is different, and the sockets are not interchangeable.

Technical Specifications