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What is the difference between Intel Core Ultra, Intel Core (non-Ultra), and the Intel Core i-series (like i9, i7, i5)?
I’m a bit confused by Intel's recent naming changes. I see new processors named Core Ultra 9/7/5, some still labeled just as Core 7/5, and others from the older i-series like i9-14900K still in use.
Could someone please explain:
How Core Ultra differs from Core (non-Ultra)?
Is the i-series being replaced or does it still have a role?
Which of these are for laptops vs desktops?
What are the main architectural or performance differences?
I’m a bit confused by Intel's recent naming changes. I see new processors named Core Ultra 9/7/5, some still labeled just as Core 7/5, and others from the older i-series like i9-14900K still in use.
Could someone please explain:
How Core Ultra differs from Core (non-Ultra)?
Is the i-series being replaced or does it still have a role?
Which of these are for laptops vs desktops?
What are the main architectural or performance differences?
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All yiou need to know:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/details/processors.html
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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