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Intel Core processor with 10.000 naming Shows up




Yes, what if you run out of series numbers like Core i9 9900K? Move another digit or go back to the drawing board with a new naming? Well, it appears Intel will be doing the first and could be using a 10.000 processor suffix for upcoming processor generations.
So a Core i5-10210U is found in the 3DMark database by Twitter user Apisak. That is a quadcore from the Laptop U-series with a tdp of 15W and a clock speed of 1.6GHz. It is probably a chip based on Comet Lake U that Intel still produces at 14nm. Also, a Core i7-1065G7 is spotted in a Taiwanese forum. Based on that entry, what's in store for desktop procs? Well, It seems something like Core i9 10900K in the future?
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#5664503 Posted on: 04/30/2019 08:23 AM
I don't see the big deal. After 9000 comes 10000. Easier to deal with a naming scheme we already know and mostly understand, then learn a new one.
I don't see the big deal. After 9000 comes 10000. Easier to deal with a naming scheme we already know and mostly understand, then learn a new one.
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#5664504 Posted on: 04/30/2019 08:33 AM
Intel's naming scheme

Intel's naming scheme

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#5664517 Posted on: 04/30/2019 09:39 AM
Not really... just Zen2.
Well, this will be a bit of a headache if true...
Not really... just Zen2.
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#5664526 Posted on: 04/30/2019 10:39 AM
which more confusing ?
10***-series or
X***-series (chipset been named with X*** and Z*** so this might cause even more confusing) or
A***-series (hex coding 0-9 a-f)... i personally kinda like it
for codename initial wont work, so many same intial name
cascade-lake, coffee-lake etc
what u guys idea for naming ?
but i guess human used to simple numbering for new-gen/product
we almost always interpret higher number = newer / better
looking for latest product, just find the product with highest number
which more confusing ?
10***-series or
X***-series (chipset been named with X*** and Z*** so this might cause even more confusing) or
A***-series (hex coding 0-9 a-f)... i personally kinda like it
for codename initial wont work, so many same intial name
cascade-lake, coffee-lake etc
what u guys idea for naming ?
but i guess human used to simple numbering for new-gen/product
we almost always interpret higher number = newer / better
looking for latest product, just find the product with highest number
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#5664527 Posted on: 04/30/2019 10:44 AM
From 286-386-486 to 10.000.
Getting old.
From 286-386-486 to 10.000.
Getting old.
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#5664529 Posted on: 04/30/2019 10:47 AM
Intel Core i9 10900k.
This just sounds silly.
Intel Core i9 10900k.
This just sounds silly.
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#5664531 Posted on: 04/30/2019 10:52 AM
You mean the Ryzen 3000 lineup that's being powered by Zen 2 CPU's...o_O
Not really... just Zen2.
You mean the Ryzen 3000 lineup that's being powered by Zen 2 CPU's...o_O
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#5664542 Posted on: 04/30/2019 11:43 AM
Gives to more naming options?? It is already confusing to the average consumer as to with cpu to buy.
They should start over in the 100's .
Gives to more naming options?? It is already confusing to the average consumer as to with cpu to buy.
They should start over in the 100's .
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#5664543 Posted on: 04/30/2019 11:47 AM
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
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#5664544 Posted on: 04/30/2019 11:47 AM
I will be waiting for the 16666K or 19999K...
I will be waiting for the 16666K or 19999K...
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#5664550 Posted on: 04/30/2019 12:09 PM
why not use the year it came out?...ie: i7-2019 - i9-2020 then add an X or K for the high end part.
and maybe an S for the slow ones.
why not use the year it came out?...ie: i7-2019 - i9-2020 then add an X or K for the high end part.
and maybe an S for the slow ones.
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#5664566 Posted on: 04/30/2019 12:54 PM


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#5664585 Posted on: 04/30/2019 01:57 PM
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
It would actually make sense if they used the number to refer to the number of cores:
i2 DualCore
i4 QuadCore
etc
why not use the year it came out?...ie: i7-2019 - i9-2020 then add an X or K for the high end part.
and maybe an S for the slow ones.
Great idea, but not exciting for the marketing department.
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
It would actually make sense if they used the number to refer to the number of cores:
i2 DualCore
i4 QuadCore
etc
why not use the year it came out?...ie: i7-2019 - i9-2020 then add an X or K for the high end part.
and maybe an S for the slow ones.
Great idea, but not exciting for the marketing department.
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#5664592 Posted on: 04/30/2019 02:13 PM
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
Not for i2, because originaly i3 was meaning "I"ntel core"3", and so the i2 should be the core2 line.
i0 might be a bad idea too (even in " i0 gold KFC my dog's anniversary limited edition
" )
But i agree, 4 digits should be the limit of easy to read and remember....
Just make a new line up
i2 = Pentiums, Celeron
i4 = i3
i6 = i5
i8 = i7
i8x or i10 = i9
maybe :p
Not for i2, because originaly i3 was meaning "I"ntel core"3", and so the i2 should be the core2 line.
i0 might be a bad idea too (even in " i0 gold KFC my dog's anniversary limited edition

But i agree, 4 digits should be the limit of easy to read and remember....
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Well, this will be a bit of a headache if true...