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| − | ** | + | ** {{intel|Pentium}}, an extended family of processors |
| − | ** | + | ** {{intel|Pentium (1992)}}, a family of processors introduced in 1992 (the "original" Pentium) |
| − | ** | + | ** {{intel|Pentium (2009)}}, a family of processors introduced in 2009 |
| + | ** {{intel|Pentium Silver}}, a family of low-power processors, successor to {{intel|Pentium (2009)}} | ||
| + | ** {{intel|Pentium Gold}}, a family of budget-level processors, successor to {{intel|Pentium (2009)}} | ||
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| + | * Terms | ||
| + | ** [[P-Rating]], a performance rating system based on the original Pentium | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:29, 11 October 2017
Pentium may refer to:
- Intel
- Pentium, an extended family of processors
- Pentium (1992), a family of processors introduced in 1992 (the "original" Pentium)
- Pentium (2009), a family of processors introduced in 2009
- Pentium Silver, a family of low-power processors, successor to Pentium (2009)
- Pentium Gold, a family of budget-level processors, successor to Pentium (2009)
- Terms
- P-Rating, a performance rating system based on the original Pentium
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