Dual-Core CPUs not going away it seems Following the release of Intel 300, the company is now introducing a bit faster version. As we know, Intel has discontinued its Celeron and Pentium brands with the release of the Raptor Lake series. This segmentation was unnecessary at this point, considering Core SKUs were the vast majority, and there were only a handful of Pentium/Celeron models in each generation. However, Intel still wants to maintain this entry-level segment, which is where the “XXX Processor” naming applies. The Intel 310 Processor follows the release of the Intel 300 in early 2024. It was…
Keep on reading: Intel 310 Processor spotted, new dual-core desktop CPU with 4.1 GHz clock Dual-Core CPUs not going away it seems Following the release of Intel 300, the company is now introducing a bit faster version. As we know, Intel has discontinued its Celeron and Pentium brands with the release of the Raptor Lake series. This segmentation was unnecessary at this point, considering Core SKUs were the vast majority, and there were only a handful of Pentium/Celeron models in each generation. However, Intel still wants to maintain this entry-level segment, which is where the “XXX Processor” naming applies. The Intel 310 Processor follows the release of the Intel 300 in early 2024. It was…Keep on reading: Intel 310 Processor spotted, new dual-core desktop CPU with 4.1 GHz clock Read More VideoCardz.com