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It's even worse these days. There are letters in the middle of the model name, e.g. i7-1165G7, not just at the beginning and end! That thing doesn't even sort.
by kijin 6y ago
It's even worse these days. There are letters in the middle of the model name, e.g. i7-1165G7, not just at the beginning and end! That thing doesn't even sort. You have no idea where to position it without seeing the spec sheet and Passmark scores.
We consumers have it easy, though. Go find some Xeon or EPYC model numbers and try to figure out which digit means what. They make absolutely no sense.
- Dylan16807 6y ago> You have no idea where to position it without seeing the spec sheet and Passmark scores. You can probably get pretty far by adding the 3/5/7 to the generation number and sorting by the sum.