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Category: Intel CPU

Intel CPU

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.

1993u20132023 • Intel
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Intel Core 2 Duo

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.

2006u20132011 • Intel
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Intel Core i3, i5, i7 & i9 Generations

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.

2008u2013present • Intel
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Intel CPU

Intel Core i3, i5, i7 & i9 Generations

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.

2008u2013present • Intel
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Intel Xeon E3, E5 & E7

Intelu2019s E3, E5 and E7 families covered entry servers, workstations, mainstream multisocket systems and mission-critical enterprise platforms before the Xeon Scalable naming transition.

2011u20132017 • Intel
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Intel Xeon E3, E5 & E7

Intelu2019s E3, E5 and E7 families covered entry servers, workstations, mainstream multisocket systems and mission-critical enterprise platforms before the Xeon Scalable naming transition.

2011u20132017 • Intel
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