Intel Atom isn’t your limitation. Ram is. If you have 2gbs it should work fine if you use the x86/32 bit windows 10. You should have 4gbs for the x64 version.

It turns out that the desktop versions of the Atom CPU (230 and 330) have the 64-bit x86-64 architecture, while all the rest have the 32-bit x86 architecture.

Intel 64 software support Intel states the Atom supports 64-bit operation only “with a processor, chipset, BIOS” that all support Intel 64. Those Atom systems not supporting all of these cannot enable Intel 64.

The Intel Atom N2600 is a dual core entry level processor for netbooks and tablets….Intel Atom N2600.

Although generally slower than the Celeron, the Atom is designed as a more energy-efficient chip, consuming as little as . 65 watts with the Z500. By contrast, the lowest power consumption figure for the Celeron is 5 watts from the ULV 353.

Atom is a good fit for tablets. Though slow compared to an Intel Core processor, it’s quicker (sometimes much quicker) than any ARM processor on the market today. This means the performance of Intel’s least capable of chip is truly adequate. It’s not great, perhaps not even good – but good enough.

Absolutely fine for the common user. Originally Answered: Can I run windows 10 on on a 2GB RAM Celeron 1.60GHz and 2MB cache? It will run as good as Windows 8.1, and this depends on your disk and GPU. If you have a hard disk (especially if 5400RPM) it will affect performance more than the specs you said would.

Windows 10 eats up too much of RAM so that it can run faster. So around 4GB RAM is used up by Windows files themselves. So, there is no use of installing Windows 10 on a system of 512MB RAM.