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Jesus, they're still calling their chips Lake? As in Skylake? As in 2012?

• fhn 2mo ago
  Jesus, why does it matter? Don't you still have your name since birth? How lame!
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  • inigyou 2mo ago
    Because the naming convention was used for chips based on Skylake microarchitecture (but with other differences such as process node). Not changing the name implies they've either changed the naming convention (why?) or they haven't improved the microarchitecture since 2012.
    • officeplant 2mo ago
      >they haven't improved the microarchitecture since 2012. No, but they did beat 14nm like a dead horse for almost a decade. So you're not that far off.
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• someothherguyy 2mo ago
  https://www.tomshardware.com/news/decoding-intel-code-names https://www.tomshardware.com/news/decoding-intel-code-names