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I remember when Pentium used to be the Intel Core i9-- sorry, Core Ultra 9 of yestercentury. You know, part of me wouldn't have minded the Core rebranding as m
by Dalewyn 3y ago
I remember when Pentium used to be the Intel Core i9-- sorry, Core Ultra 9 of yestercentury.
You know, part of me wouldn't have minded the Core rebranding as much if they used Pentium for their high-end line instead of Ultra (eg: Core Pentium 7); nostalgia is a powerful beast.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoEven the core doesn’t make any sense. There’s no telling what makes a k chip a k chip or an x chip and x chip, or u or h chips or whatever. They are all “high class” in intels terminology, so you practically have to just dive into the spec sheets yourself. Have fun juggling 20 of those when shopping for a cpu