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(You) don't need more than this, any more and you're just a consoomer.
 

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An Intel N100 can beat that with lower energy usage, 6W TDP compared to 95W TDP.
 
basil said:
i don’t know what this picture means you people and your cyber fucking resources and shit
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Hagon said:
I don't know what any of the numbers or letters on that mean, how bad is that
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Intel = CPU manufacturer.
Core™ = Intel's primary line of processors for general consumers.
i5 = The designation given to their mid-range processors, providing a good balance of performance and affordability.

2XXX = Indicates this is a second generation Core i5, which used the Sandy Bridge microarchitecture released in around 2011 if my memory is right. Sandy Bridge is built on Intel's 32nm node. This generation was a "tock" one, as opposed to a "tick". Basically the "ticks" were actual die shrinks (smaller and more power efficient semiconductor technology) as opposed to "tocks" which were just microarchitecture optimizations that used the same node.
X500 - I might be wrong on this one but this number really only means it was one of the higher-end Core i5s for desktop use at the time, if not the most powerful in its sector
K - Means this is a CPU capable of overclocking from the factory. Unlike non-K models there aren't any forms of strong protection to prevent you from messing with the voltage and things like that. I'm sure there's a bunch of disclaimer bullshit and the warranty likely doesn't support it to a great extent though.

COSTA RICA = Location where I *think* the actual final assembly of the CPU itself takes place. As for the fabrication of the die itself I have no idea

That's all i remember off the top of my head im retarded and bored
 
Xiuhcoyotl said:
real niggas don't use computers
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Fuck you nigga!

Sent from my Custom Windows 11 Computer with the following specifications:
Intel Core i3 12100F
NVidia Geforce GTX 1660Ti
16GB DDR4 4000MHz (Corsair)
650W 80PLUS Certified Corsair PSU
1TB Western Digital Green SSD
MSI PRO-M B660 Motherboard
 
Minuteman said:
Intel = CPU manufacturer.
Core™ = Intel's primary line of processors for general consumers.
i5 = The designation given to their mid-range processors, providing a good balance of performance and affordability.

2XXX = Indicates this is a second generation Core i5, which used the Sandy Bridge microarchitecture released in around 2011 if my memory is right. Sandy Bridge is built on Intel's 32nm node. This generation was a "tock" one, as opposed to a "tick". Basically the "ticks" were actual die shrinks (smaller and more power efficient semiconductor technology) as opposed to "tocks" which were just microarchitecture optimizations that used the same node.
X500 - I might be wrong on this one but this number really only means it was one of the higher-end Core i5s for desktop use at the time, if not the most powerful in its sector
K - Means this is a CPU capable of overclocking from the factory. Unlike non-K models there aren't any forms of strong protection to prevent you from messing with the voltage and things like that. I'm sure there's a bunch of disclaimer bullshit and the warranty likely doesn't support it to a great extent though.

COSTA RICA = Location where I *think* the actual final assembly of the CPU itself takes place. As for the fabrication of the die itself I have no idea

That's all i remember off the top of my head im retarded and bored
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14nm niggas be like tock tock tock tock tock
 
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