Titan X seemed to fit between the Tesla's used in business applications and the 10x series used for consumer gaming - prosumers doing video and rendering on wor

Titan X seemed to fit between the Tesla's used in business applications and the 10x series used for consumer gaming - prosumers doing video and rendering on workstations. I'm glad NVidia chose to canibalize that market rather than artificially constrain the consumer series. Wasn't it Intel that did this with the Celeron's at some point to preserve the higher-end workstation market for performance? iirc they underclocked some processors that outside of L1/L2 cache weren't so different to the much more expensive Pentium 4/Xeon or whatever.