Intel engineers recently submitted a few lines of code that contain a major change to the company's long-standing CPU ...

Both the Celeron and Pentium names have been synonymous with low-end processors for years, and the practical differences for users have been modest at best. This clarifies what you're getting.

All in all, this glimpse at the internals of a Pentium processor provides a fascinating snapshot of high-end Intel semiconductor prowess in the early 1990s. (Top image: A D flip-flop in the Pentium.

One other thing, the Pentium processors typically do not have Quick Sync functionality, the G3258 Anniversary Edition however has this functionality enabled. The TDP of the processor is 53 Watt.

Those five Pentium 4 chips will be introduced at clock speeds ranging from 2.8GHz to 3.6GHz. They will be labeled with Intel’s new processor numbering system, starting with a 520 label for the 2 ...

Old technology, say hello to artic silver 3.<BR><BR>I'm putting together a web server with a 100MHz Pentium 1. It has a pretty typical heatsink and fan. My question: would the cpu produce enough ...