Intel

Intel SRH3Q i3-10100T Up to 3.8GHz Tray Processor

A 35W quad-core Comet Lake processor that delivers 3.8 GHz peak performance at significantly reduced power draw versus its 65W sibling.

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Overview

The Intel Core i3-10100T is a quad-core, 8-thread Comet Lake processor defined by its 35W TDP — a 46% reduction in power draw compared to the 65W standard i3-10100 while maintaining the same 3.8 GHz Intel Turbo Boost 2.0 peak frequency and 3.0 GHz base clock. The 6MB Intel Smart Cache and 8 GT/s bus speed round out a specification that is aimed squarely at scenarios where you need capable x86 performance in a space-, heat-, or power-constrained environment. The integrated UHD Graphics 630 supports up to three display outputs and handles hardware-accelerated H.264/H.265 decode, making this a complete single-chip solution for media playback and productivity use without requiring a discrete GPU.

The deployment profile for this processor is highly specific: embedded systems, fanless Mini-ITX media servers, small-office desktops with passive or semi-passive cooling, and compact NAS or home automation builds where 65W is too hot to manage reliably. As a tray processor, it ships without a cooler — system integrators specify their own LGA 1200 thermal solution, which is standard practice in this procurement context. The 10th-generation platform is mature and well-supported, with stable drivers under Windows 10/11 and Linux distributions. While it offers no upgrade path beyond Rocket Lake on the LGA 1200 socket, for buyers who need precisely 35W operation, the i3-10100T remains a purpose-built, well-characterized processor for that specific constraint.

Specifications

Processor Number
i3-10100T
Cores / Threads
4 / 8
Base Frequency
3.00 GHz
Max Turbo Frequency
3.80 GHz
Cache
6MB Intel Smart Cache
Bus Speed
8 GT/s
TDP
35W
Socket
LGA 1200
Integrated Graphics
Intel UHD Graphics 630
Memory Support
DDR4-2666, dual-channel
Packaging
Tray (no cooler included)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The T suffix designates a 35W TDP versus 65W for the standard i3-10100. Both have the same 4 cores, 8 threads, and 3.8 GHz max turbo frequency, but the T-variant achieves it with a lower power budget — making it the correct choice for small form-factor systems, embedded builds, or deployments where thermal headroom or power draw is constrained.
Yes — the i3-10100T uses the LGA 1200 socket, which is shared with Intel's 10th and 11th generation Core and Pentium/Celeron desktop processors. It is not compatible with LGA 1151 (8th/9th gen) or LGA 1700 (12th gen and later) motherboards.
Yes — the i3-10100T includes Intel UHD Graphics 630, supporting up to three independent displays and hardware decode for H.264 and H.265 video. It is sufficient for 4K video playback and light 2D productivity workloads, but not for 3D gaming or GPU-accelerated rendering.
The processor officially supports DDR4 at up to 2666 MHz in dual-channel (two DIMM slots populated). Running faster RAM is possible on XMP-capable motherboards, but Intel's official memory controller specification tops at DDR4-2666.
A tray processor ships without a retail box, OEM documentation, or a bundled cooler. It is intended for system integrators who supply their own thermal solution. You will need to source a compatible LGA 1200 cooler separately — the processor itself is identical to the boxed version.