Intel Pentium Family
Introduced in 1993, Pentium became one of the defining PC processor brands, spanning the original P5 generation, Pentium II/III/4, Pentium D, Pentium Dual-Core and later Pentium Gold/Silver tiers.
Open file →The enthusiast magazine for classic computers, current hardware, gaming, networking and artificial intelligence.
Introduced in 1993, Pentium became one of the defining PC processor brands, spanning the original P5 generation, Pentium II/III/4, Pentium D, Pentium Dual-Core and later Pentium Gold/Silver tiers.
Open file →The Core 2 Duo family arrived in 2006 and brought Intelu2019s Core microarchitecture to mainstream 64-bit desktop and mobile PCs. Desktop lines included E4000 through E8000 families, with mobile Merom and Penryn variants.
Open file →A generation-by-generation index from Nehalem and Westmere through the modern Core and Core Ultra naming eras. Create child articles for each generation and flagship model.
Open file →A generation-by-generation index from Nehalem and Westmere through the modern Core and Core Ultra naming eras. Create child articles for each generation and flagship model.
Open file →Intelu2019s E3, E5 and E7 families covered entry servers, workstations, mainstream multisocket systems and mission-critical enterprise platforms before the Xeon Scalable naming transition.
Open file →Intelu2019s E3, E5 and E7 families covered entry servers, workstations, mainstream multisocket systems and mission-critical enterprise platforms before the Xeon Scalable naming transition.
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