Look you guys, it's not hard to figure out:Pentium 4 - 4th GenerationPentium D - 5th GenerationCore 2 - 6th GenerationCore i7 - 7th GenerationNow the "i" could either mean "integrated memory controller (IMC)," or maybe...just maybe, Apple has something to do with this.But I honestly don't care about Nehalem / Westmere *skips*I'm going straight from Core 2 Extreme QX9650 to Core i8. Sandy Bridge anyone?
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Look you guys, it's not hard to figure out:
Pentium 4 - 4th Generation
Pentium D - 5th Generation
Core 2 - 6th Generation
Core i7 - 7th Generation
Now the "i" could either mean "integrated memory controller (IMC)," or maybe...just maybe, Apple has something to do with this.
But I honestly don't care about Nehalem / Westmere *skips*
I'm going straight from Core 2 Extreme QX9650 to Core i8. Sandy Bridge anyone?