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I need to know the ordinal number of my Intel Celeron processor. Through the software CPU-Z, I can see my processor is Intel Celeron 3865U:

CPU-Z

When I google about it, they say the generation is the number after the i prefix in the processor name, but there is none in my case. I'm not sure how many left-to-right digits I've to consider. Any idea?

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You have a 7th Generation "Kaby Lake" CPU. Celerons don't follow the same naming scheme as the other processors which make them more difficult to identify. CPU-Z is reporting it as a Kaby Lake-R (refresh) model, but that is incorrect as the R-series was launched in August of 2017 and yours was launched Q1 2017.

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/96507/intel-celeron-processor-3865u-2m-cache-1-80-ghz.html

Your processor still has some life in it as it supports Windows 10 but it does not support Windows 11.