Currently Intel likes to disable features on some models of Core cores for product segmentation reasons. I'm pretty sure processors sold under the Pentium or C

Currently Intel likes to disable features on some models of Core cores for product segmentation reasons. I'm pretty sure processors sold under the Pentium or Celeron brands already have enough features fused off that they're roughly comparable to the Atoms this is being pared with. You also fuse off things like sections of cache or whole cores that have manufacturing defects.