No offense I just noticed Me=46 subs with thirty something videos You=44 subs with no content Who cares about the amount of content when you have more subs right? Edit: I just noticed 47 likes tysm everyone who liked and dab on the haters who replied telling me to shut up coz I don't shut up I grow up and when I look at you I throw up
tldw: K = unlocked multiplier H = high performance graphics Q = quad core U = ultra low power Y = extremely low power E = ECC memory M = mobile T = low power, but still LGA P = no integrated graphics G = RX Vega graphics *broadwell only (5xxx):* R = high-end mobile, similar to H (but soldered on?) C = unlocked = K *as of x299/skylake-x:* X = HEDT platform _also note_ : i9-7980XE is not X+E, it just means "xtreme edition"
Judas Mugensson S chips are also low power, but not as low-power as T (which also means Tray, as in those chips are unavailable in retail to consumers)
@@rohin4429 That's correct, but I wonder if you watched the video all the way through. "U" stands for low power, while "Y" stands for extremely low power. So while you're correct, there's also nothing wrong with what I typed.
@@shaunclarke04have a dell with a 4210U, probably more useless than 4005U. Also a mac with 5350U. And a desktop that runs an AMD A6-7400K(K, the suffix K in AMD has the same meaning as in Intel) which has a worse geekbench score than the Mac with the U suffix. Damn K suffixes for AMD!!!
Innovative comment actually, thanks for the list And yep shame for their naming department, but I guess that's how being a big CPU manufacturer looks like
4:33 The Broadwell C/R chips are actually quite special (and honestly deserved for attention than they got). The C-chips (i5-5675C and i7-5775C) were the only socketed chips with Crystalwell (embedded L4 cache/VRAM for a respectable iGPU) and were also unlocked. The R-chips were the BGA variants of the same. The iGPU of those chips (Iris Pro) rivaled a GTX 750, IIRC.
They forgot one "S" denotes "performance optimised lifestyle" which may relate to the addition of embedded options being available vs not being on the standard chips. Also generally these chips have a lower base clock but have the same boost clock as their normal chip counterparts.
Yes. Contrary to what the fanboys think, what megacorporations actually care about is profit, and they will even work together if that leads to increasing it.
Thank you so much for this explanation of part of their chip naming. Intel Chip Naming is a Big Box of Tangled String Intel has different Cores i3, i5, i7, i9, and Xeon. Each one of those has at least 10 different versions of it. They use a bunch of 5 digit numbers that are not always in order. They have like 11 different "Architectures", roughly one per year. Each Architecture has its own name. All of the architectures either look similar or sound similar, like Lake, or Coffee, or Skylake, or Bridge, on and on. There are like 11 "Generations". There are varying number of Cores, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 etc Some of the chips are for Desktop, some for Mobile, some are Embedded. Each and every dimension that I've listed so far, can be intermixed, intermingled, intertwined with every other dimension I've listed so far. Plus there's a lot of factors that I haven't mentioned. Wikipedia has a ton of information, but it's like jumping into the ocean and trying to write down the names of all the fish you see. Intel has a lot of lists on its website too. I've copied dozens of files, I've created 5 subdirectories, ~30 files, and many many hyperlinks connecting those files together. I have been working for 4 to 10 hours per session, for at least 3 sessions trying to figure all of this stuff out. I think that Intel is intentionally trying obfuscate/confuse/befuddle the outsiders, so that they cannot make an intelligent decision, and instead just have to rely on the marketing hype. THIS IS RIDICULOUS !!!!!! They should name their Chips as follows: Year, Month, Day, # of Cores, Base Clock Speed, Architecture, Familiar name. Then they should have an easy-to-access webpage where people can look up all of the detailed information about that chip from their website. Examples (made-up): Intel 2021.04.08, 8 Core, 3.8 MHz, Cypress Cove, Invigerator, or Intel 2020.11.05, 6 Core, 3.4 MHz, Comet Lake, Leveller Upper, or Intel 2017.06.23, 4 Core, 2.9 MHz, Kaby Lake, Monster Killer, or whatever
Thank you Linus for making these videos! It's been more than one and a half decade since I had a desktop, and wathcing your videos in the past few years, along with Luke's, Jay's, Paul's and Dmitri's is what gave me the knowledge and motivation to finally build one completely on my own. I just ordered the parts yesterday and can't wait to start. Keep doing what you're doing! Greetings from Hungary! TT
k: overclocking enabled H: high power and performance, optimized for mobile U: low power, for mobile Y: ultra low power (usually for laptops) (but y tho), not recommended for gaming E: Embedded T: low power for desktops, usually in all in one pcs P: less powerful integrated graphics, its cheaper and meant for people who only use their igpu for troubleshooting F: no integrated graphics G: Amd's rx vega graphics built in, branded as radeon technologies group X: means extreme series, also unlocked (x for xpensive?) *Special* *letters* *for* *Broadwell:* R: fits in BGA sockets C: same as K edits: M: mobile (QM is quad core mobile) Q: quad core S: special edition also you can have quad core without Q, even alot of U series cpus have 4core now usually letters can be mixed together and mean both of the two things, (with the one exception of XE, which means higher core count variant of the cpu)
@@successpro9424 yeah all chips not from F series has integrated graphics, people dont talk about it bcoz integrated graphics usually arent very good and many laptops and such just have a seperate better dedicated gpu in them
S- Performance optimized Lifestyle. Might sound like optimizing your CPU for better Performance but actually, put a i5-2600 for example with a i5-2600S and the normal version gets higher score in benchmarks(PerformanceTest for example)
For more confusion, "E" has been very rarely used... plenty of Celerons and Pentiums (and Haswell and earlier i3s) support ECC memory as long as they're used with an appropriate motherboard chipset. And of course they don't stick "E" on the Xeon model numbers, ECC support there is a given.
I have that iFixit kit and I’ve used it nearly every day at work since I bought it :) By the way, very good rundown on the meaning of those letters! I’ll take those into consideration when I make my next purchase:)
ah yes, except now F means no iGPU, There is now G1, G4, G7 which seem to just be different graphics that change each genration. there is a 'B' that means "ball grid array" (BGA rather than LGA). theres an "R" which seems to mean industrial use. theres an 'N' which I honestly have no clue but it is in some Xeon processors, theres a 'V' that I also have no clue but is in some Xeon processors, E has a 3rd meaning now since it can sometimes mean "embeded". I also saw 'L' which seems to be in between T and U. Theres a J that seems to mean the processor has an NX bit. why do they do this?
u didnt mention T series.The "T" means the chips is designed to use less power while also having less performance than the standard chips without any letters and i found out they are no graphic built-in processors which no one mentions it.
Intel cpu letters simplified: U=worse than it seems for the generation F=doesn't have integrated graphics K=overclockable M=mobile S=slightly worse than the non s cpu (kinda like 8800 gt and 8800 gts) That's all the ones I can remember
Scrolled way too far for this. But until a year ago, I was not even aware that an i7 5775C or an i5 5675C existed, since they were the first 14nm Generation from Intel clocking lower than first Ryzen non-X and many Skylake engineering samples. Lets say their ipc gain did not help much compared to a >4.8 GHz 4790k.
Just leaving this here so i can come back to it K- multiplier unlocked, can be overclocked in motherboard Hk- same as k but for high performance on laptops HQ-High performance on laptops with quad core U- ultra low power consumption ( laptops) Y- Extremely low power consumption (laptops) E- ECC memory support M- mobile ( usually only Xeon) T- low power in FCLGA1151 desktop socket, usually in all in one pcs like computer labs P- Desktop process with integrated graphics G- has radion rx vega integrate graphics R- soldered on CPU on Broadwell line C-Unlocked desktop cpu on Broadwell line X- very high-end unlocked consumer end cpu, most cores
The m wasnt exclusively used for xeon. The intel i3-2330m was a laptop chip mainly used in the Hp probook 4530s This m did stand for mobile It also used intels “Intel 3000 graphics m or mobile” integrated graphics
How many suffixes does there need to be ? I remember when all you needed to know was that "SX was for Sucks", and "DX was for Does Extra" for the processors.
MY VERSION UPC = Ultra High Power Consumer AP Average Power LP Low Power LPM Same But Mobile HEM Hi-End Mobile SE Server Edition SCSHPCIO Super Computer Hi Power Chip Industrial Only Power Chip
And for the Xeon you also have more letters like the G in my Xeon 2288G... Not even Intel seems to know what the G stands for as they only speak about the D, E, and W letters. Nothing about the G but I guess Graphics? (as it has integrated GPU on the CPU).
Also , for laptop processors , M means the processor has PGA socket and U means the processor has BGA . Nowadays most of the laptops use BGA , so U is mostly seen on low to mid range laptops..
X for expensive
No offense I just noticed
Me=46 subs with thirty something videos
You=44 subs with no content
Who cares about the amount of content when you have more subs right?
Edit: I just noticed 47 likes tysm everyone who liked and dab on the haters who replied telling me to shut up coz I don't shut up I grow up and when I look at you I throw up
@@Delta69 yees
@@turkepic3637 Also I noticed one more thing: I think I have 49 subs currently, my channel art:Let's get 50 subscribers! LOL
@@Delta69 Ur now 50 sub , epic.
@@turkepic3637 If you are the new sub, thanks. You will get a shout-out on the next video.
tldw:
K = unlocked multiplier
H = high performance graphics
Q = quad core
U = ultra low power
Y = extremely low power
E = ECC memory
M = mobile
T = low power, but still LGA
P = no integrated graphics
G = RX Vega graphics
*broadwell only (5xxx):*
R = high-end mobile, similar to H (but soldered on?)
C = unlocked = K
*as of x299/skylake-x:*
X = HEDT platform
_also note_ : i9-7980XE is not X+E, it just means "xtreme edition"
obvious_humor lol
obvious_humor thank fren
What about S?
Tldw... That's a new one for me
Judas Mugensson S chips are also low power, but not as low-power as T (which also means Tray, as in those chips are unavailable in retail to consumers)
F - processor does not have integrated graphics. For example:
Core i5-9400F
Core i7-9700KF
Is that bad
But hey, it's paying respects
So the i5-9600k and i5-9600kF will have the same performance with a rtx 2060?
@@tx3_roby639 I am hoping that was a joke. No. Of course they won't.
@@doomed2214 Well, if you have one of 9th gen CPUs then you probably have discrete graphics so it's not that bad(unless you didn't buy a separate GPU)
Linus: No other company than Intel seemingly throws random Alphabets to their products
Sony: WHXB900N
Intel's main name of the product line is okay. Core i3, Core i5, etc ..
But Sony.....
Well, that's their product name.
Exactly !
XD
My wifi adapter: whx000f54106e7a
Balaraman Muthupandi ryzen...
I have those headphones
I love how "Y" refers to extremely low power. It's like Intel is asking, "but y tho?"
low power is “U”
@@rohin4429 That's correct, but I wonder if you watched the video all the way through. "U" stands for low power, while "Y" stands for extremely low power. So while you're correct, there's also nothing wrong with what I typed.
@@xplinux22 Yeah actually I didnt see the "y" part. Sorry!
@@rohin4429 No worries, haha. Just wanted to make sure I hadn't missed something too.
@@xplinux22 :)
K for Potassium
S for sulphur
KF for potassium Floride
Good one
You are for tungsten
i7-7500U
Intel 7 - 7500 Useless
@@jayblue873 Yeah, those processors do pretty much suck. They give you like 3 hours of battery life and have no processing power at all.
ive got 4005U lol, now thats usless
Ooh roasted
@@shaunclarke04have a dell with a 4210U, probably more useless than 4005U.
Also a mac with 5350U.
And a desktop that runs an AMD A6-7400K(K, the suffix K in AMD has the same meaning as in Intel) which has a worse geekbench score than the Mac with the U suffix. Damn K suffixes for AMD!!!
well mine 6700u processor sucked and furthermore it didnt even have long battery life
Let's finish this up with the most dramatic letter of all... T for tunnelbear a free VPN...
I wonder if they'll stop sponsoring Linux now that McAfee bought them...
Removing fur😧
Was expecting that too. LOL
Press F to pay respect for this video.
There is also a CPU line up ending with F - Intel Core i3 - 9100f
.. And all the other letters.
F
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FFF
FFF
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@@parvathivivekanandan5749 f meaning there are no integrated graphics
This video was brought to you by the letter i, for ifixit.
Missed opportunity. :/
Yes
Letter time chart
K 1:20
H 1:54
U 2:33
Y 2:36
E 2:47
M 3:10
T 3:24
P 3:47
G 3:58
R 4:20
C 4:20
X 4:39
The fact that this is needed is just a damn shame on intels part
Innovative comment actually, thanks for the list
And yep shame for their naming department, but I guess that's how being a big CPU manufacturer looks like
1185g7 go brr
Intel is just making their processor-names a dictionary
Intel has more acronyms than the government
"Bigger numbers are better"
RAM Latency: "Im about to ruin this man's whole career"
"Faster CPU is better"
Defect HDD: "I'm about to ruin this man's career."
intel does believe that bigger numbers are better. i mean, look at the prices
@@aakedu and TDP too
Ping: tf u say boi
ping
It does feel like an episode from sesame street.
Mustafa Ahmed Ikr
3:24
@@luisb7414 ikéeeer tf? Idiot
Walid Fakhfakh ikr means “I know right”. It’s an abbreviation.
4:33 The Broadwell C/R chips are actually quite special (and honestly deserved for attention than they got). The C-chips (i5-5675C and i7-5775C) were the only socketed chips with Crystalwell (embedded L4 cache/VRAM for a respectable iGPU) and were also unlocked. The R-chips were the BGA variants of the same. The iGPU of those chips (Iris Pro) rivaled a GTX 750, IIRC.
The thumbnail looks like every reply from my girlfriend.
k
k
so your girlfriend is linus
F
my ex was kinda like that 😂 idk but I just had to bring that up
Me:*puts all my feelings into a text*
Her: 1:23
@@Ash-nw5mp k
@@theparrot271 k
Her? Linus is a he.
@@Nariaco are you sure
@@3bimm oh no
They forgot one "S" denotes "performance optimised lifestyle" which may relate to the addition of embedded options being available vs not being on the standard chips. Also generally these chips have a lower base clock but have the same boost clock as their normal chip counterparts.
I absolutely love the way this guy throws around hand/arm motions. They say 90% of communication is body language, this guy kicks that up to 99.9%.
"K" means, I have read your long as message, but your not worthy of a full reply.
k
Dieter Rust KKK
kay
K
k
Me before watching this video: "what does this mean?"
Me after watching this video: "what does this mean?"
Same
4:04
Intel + AMD = ???????
Yes. Contrary to what the fanboys think, what megacorporations actually care about is profit, and they will even work together if that leads to increasing it.
Intel graphics ? High performance graphics ? Error 404, performance graphics not found.
Delirious Mako that's only because I disable those Graphics so that I could overclock my chip better
Psshhhhh noooo my intel hd 4000 runs battlefield 5 ultra settings rtx on 67 FPS
@@Bob_Smith come on we know you are lying it's obviously 240fps at 8k on ultra settings
@HYPER FOX ignorance at its finest it can obviously play with full ray tracing at 1000fps at 32k resolution
G: that moment when rivals work together to make a fantastic processor
My friends dad was actually the one responsible for the K on intel cpus. I’ll ask him to apologize next time I see him
How
How
how
What
How
You missed S
Yeah, totally!
"Performance-optimized lifestyle".
S stands for..
Slow! lol
Maze I think Special. The only S I’ve seen is in the iMac
"No other company has been more guilty of throwing seemingly random letters to their product names than Intel"
HP: hold my 15-ek0040tx
Why do they name it like that
My laptop is literally named the HP Pavilion x360 m3-u103dx. Like HP chill down
i think it come with external gpu for high performce
True
@@gavinthecrafter mine is a OMEN-16-B0370TX
Thank you so much for this explanation of part of their chip naming.
Intel Chip Naming is a Big Box of Tangled String
Intel has different Cores i3, i5, i7, i9, and Xeon.
Each one of those has at least 10 different versions of it.
They use a bunch of 5 digit numbers that are not always in order.
They have like 11 different "Architectures", roughly one per year.
Each Architecture has its own name.
All of the architectures either look similar or sound similar, like Lake, or Coffee, or Skylake, or Bridge, on and on.
There are like 11 "Generations".
There are varying number of Cores, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 etc
Some of the chips are for Desktop, some for Mobile, some are Embedded.
Each and every dimension that I've listed so far, can be intermixed, intermingled, intertwined with every other dimension I've listed so far.
Plus there's a lot of factors that I haven't mentioned.
Wikipedia has a ton of information, but it's like jumping into the ocean and trying to write down the names of all the fish you see.
Intel has a lot of lists on its website too.
I've copied dozens of files, I've created 5 subdirectories, ~30 files, and many many hyperlinks connecting those files together.
I have been working for 4 to 10 hours per session, for at least 3 sessions trying to figure all of this stuff out.
I think that Intel is intentionally trying obfuscate/confuse/befuddle the outsiders, so that they cannot make an intelligent decision, and instead just have to rely on the marketing hype.
THIS IS RIDICULOUS !!!!!!
They should name their Chips as follows: Year, Month, Day, # of Cores, Base Clock Speed, Architecture, Familiar name.
Then they should have an easy-to-access webpage where people can look up all of the detailed information about that chip from their website.
Examples (made-up):
Intel 2021.04.08, 8 Core, 3.8 MHz, Cypress Cove, Invigerator, or
Intel 2020.11.05, 6 Core, 3.4 MHz, Comet Lake, Leveller Upper, or
Intel 2017.06.23, 4 Core, 2.9 MHz, Kaby Lake, Monster Killer, or whatever
where can we see your work by the way?
A man comes into a library
Man: Do you have a book about small penises
Worker: I don't think it's in yet
Man: Yes, that one
how is this related to the video
It is related to him having a micro-penis..
badum tsss
Marko420 I don’t get it. I’m not a kid so please explain.
Marko420 oh fuck I just got it lol
Thank you Linus for making these videos! It's been more than one and a half decade since I had a desktop, and wathcing your videos in the past few years, along with Luke's, Jay's, Paul's and Dmitri's is what gave me the knowledge and motivation to finally build one completely on my own. I just ordered the parts yesterday and can't wait to start.
Keep doing what you're doing!
Greetings from Hungary!
TT
Good luck!
So, how did it go?
k: overclocking enabled
H: high power and performance, optimized for mobile
U: low power, for mobile
Y: ultra low power (usually for laptops) (but y tho), not recommended for gaming
E: Embedded
T: low power for desktops, usually in all in one pcs
P: less powerful integrated graphics, its cheaper and meant for people who only use their igpu for troubleshooting
F: no integrated graphics
G: Amd's rx vega graphics built in, branded as radeon technologies group
X: means extreme series, also unlocked (x for xpensive?)
*Special* *letters* *for* *Broadwell:*
R: fits in BGA sockets
C: same as K
edits:
M: mobile (QM is quad core mobile)
Q: quad core
S: special edition
also you can have quad core without Q, even alot of U series cpus have 4core now
usually letters can be mixed together and mean both of the two things, (with the one exception of XE, which means higher core count variant of the cpu)
Which means all the Intel processor has build in graphics ?? But only the F series does have igpu?
@@successpro9424 yeah all chips not from F series has integrated graphics, people dont talk about it bcoz integrated graphics usually arent very good and many laptops and such just have a seperate better dedicated gpu in them
Mine was I7-7700HQ. What does that mean? Is it high and have quad core?
I don't catch up what Linus said
@@akmalferdiansyah1137 H stands for high performance and q stands for quadcore so it isn't bad or anything
@@akmalferdiansyah1137 HQ is similar to H, except its 4cores
2:32 THIS IS WHAT MY PARENTS QUESTION EVERY DAY
My fellow indian also watches linus
C for cox
jangan ngegas lah ASW!!!
Just letter go.
T for thicc
SamB w for weed
C FOR CLITORIS
What about S? Some Sandy bridge and Ivy Bridge CPUs have an S variant of their chips
S- Performance optimized Lifestyle. Might sound like optimizing your CPU for better Performance but actually, put a i5-2600 for example with a i5-2600S and the normal version gets higher score in benchmarks(PerformanceTest for example)
@@Delta69 i5 2600 dont exists
@@Floppa5922 sorry I meant i7-2600 :)
For more confusion, "E" has been very rarely used... plenty of Celerons and Pentiums (and Haswell and earlier i3s) support ECC memory as long as they're used with an appropriate motherboard chipset. And of course they don't stick "E" on the Xeon model numbers, ECC support there is a given.
But Linus, I've got one question for you, 0:50
WHAAAT ARE THOOOOOSE!!!
stop
2015 called
OOF
fuck you
I have an i5 7500 i don't know what you're talkin about
didnt u forget 'S' ?
there are some intel with a S at the end for i think low power then the non S ?
like this one i5 3340s
It's like a bit improvement. It's not much.
Yea, he missed that one. My CPU is a S generation (i5 4440s) which its stock clock speed and tdp is lower than the 4440.
I believe S means "Special Edition" or something like that. It's basically a binned version of the non-s version (at least with the 9900ks)
poor Linus.
need a band-aid for the scratch on your right arm?
It's been exactly 1year since this came out
I have that iFixit kit and I’ve used it nearly every day at work since I bought it :)
By the way, very good rundown on the meaning of those letters! I’ll take those into consideration when I make my next purchase:)
3:56
Linus: While the newer 'G' CPU's...
*pauses video*
Me: Wait a second...
*clicks search and types 'dxdiag'*
It surprised me that he didn’t talk about F
Average viewer:
Linus: "below so you can find the latest updates.
SPEAKING OF THE LATEST UPDATES"
*Pauses*
This isn't your windows PC 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@avneeshchauhan9257 i think they meant the segway to linus's sponsor, ifixit. Are you tired of..nevermind
@@DeerJerky whatever
@@avneeshchauhan9257 alright then
You need to have iFixit make a special LTT "I break it" edition kit. It would sell out.
ah yes, except now F means no iGPU, There is now G1, G4, G7 which seem to just be different graphics that change each genration. there is a 'B' that means "ball grid array" (BGA rather than LGA). theres an "R" which seems to mean industrial use. theres an 'N' which I honestly have no clue but it is in some Xeon processors, theres a 'V' that I also have no clue but is in some Xeon processors, E has a 3rd meaning now since it can sometimes mean "embeded". I also saw 'L' which seems to be in between T and U. Theres a J that seems to mean the processor has an NX bit. why do they do this?
2:27 vsauce music plays
Hahahaha if you guys don't understand why am i laughing my pp out is v sause always starts a video with saying something and then he says or is it
I have never once thought HQ stood for "high quality".. for some reason it always made me think "Headquarters" tho...? lol
I always thought High Quality, but I just assumed it was marketing bullshit. Glad to see I wasn't totally wrong.
If you think of headquarter when you see HQ you should be an military enthusiast or veteran or, in the service
u didnt mention T series.The "T" means the chips is designed to use less power while also having less performance than the standard chips without any letters and i found out they are no graphic built-in processors which no one mentions it.
And I thought IUPAC naming was difficult
Intel cpu letters simplified:
U=worse than it seems for the generation
F=doesn't have integrated graphics
K=overclockable
M=mobile
S=slightly worse than the non s cpu (kinda like 8800 gt and 8800 gts)
That's all the ones I can remember
H is for higher power, HQ even higher power for laptops but discontinued with 8th gen, T is included in caseless desktops, rest idk
Poor F got left out, F is quite common and means a CPU does not have internal graphics (ex 10900f,12600f)
Integrated Graphics*
F didn't exist
This video should be named learning alphabet with intel.
*"Speaking of latest updates... Tunnel Bear!"*
This needs a remake
every time i watch linus videos, i learn new stuff, thank you linus. :) god bless you.
I can't find a single processor with the "p"
Its a CPU.
I Lyrics cpu is processor 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@ivanoliver8465 CPU IS processor dumbass...
I love these short little videos from him
Thumbnail: K
Me: Potassium
i9 10900 Potassium
Hi you forgot S
Had my volume up all the way without knowing, intro blasted my ears
C = Iris Pro...
Scrolled way too far for this. But until a year ago, I was not even aware that an i7 5775C or an i5 5675C existed, since they were the first 14nm Generation from Intel clocking lower than first Ryzen non-X and many Skylake engineering samples. Lets say their ipc gain did not help much compared to a >4.8 GHz 4790k.
the thumbnail: k
Just leaving this here so i can come back to it
K- multiplier unlocked, can be overclocked in motherboard
Hk- same as k but for high performance on laptops
HQ-High performance on laptops with quad core
U- ultra low power consumption ( laptops)
Y- Extremely low power consumption (laptops)
E- ECC memory support
M- mobile ( usually only Xeon)
T- low power in FCLGA1151 desktop socket, usually in all in one pcs like computer labs
P- Desktop process with integrated graphics
G- has radion rx vega integrate graphics
R- soldered on CPU on Broadwell line
C-Unlocked desktop cpu on Broadwell line
X- very high-end unlocked consumer end cpu, most cores
0:34 even for my bmi? aww thanks
My favorite part was when he said this feels like Sesame Street🤣
For me it was the "please subscribe" dance move at the very end.
Intel Core i5-2415M has the letter M in it, so it is a mobile processor, M is not only for Xeon
"Bigger numbers are usually better!"
Ping be like: ;)
0:34 There is a huge scratch on ur arm💪
The m wasnt exclusively used for xeon. The intel i3-2330m was a laptop chip mainly used in the Hp probook 4530s
This m did stand for mobile
It also used intels “Intel 3000 graphics m or mobile” integrated graphics
Now I know my abc’s next time won’t you sing with me
you forgot "s"
I was thinking the same.
for SYNERGY!
for Sesame street
moved from i7-6500U to i5-8300h, was it a good choice and are there any major differences? Not that good at laptops.
Hey u are downgraDING
If you didnt know,
Intel Inside = Kidney Outside
F = Fish
U = Useless
G = Godlike
XE = Xtremely Expensive
There is a buzz sound in the background
prithvi roy
It's a 60 Hz buzz. They should have used "ground lift" on their DI box (if they are using one in the first place)
potato potato potato potato potato potato potato
60 oscillations per second = 60 Hertz = 60 Hz
David
It's a piece of audio equipment that is used to balance a signal and reduce noise.
It's the frequency of the AC current (here). It can leak into audio, as evidenced here.
2:25 lol I have always thought that it means high quality until this video. By the way thanks for the explanation :)
.. but what about “V-Pro?” What is that mean?
Its for business
What about S?
MareK99 2nd gen T
I have a question
Intel7 9700F Coffe Lake, 4.70GHz , 16GB DDR4,,1T HDD, 480GB SSD , GeForce RTX 2060 8GB GDDR6 ; Is good for buy? For gaming?
There’s a wound on linus’ right arm.
Intel after this video:
Damnit he figured it out :(
My first time coming across this channel... I just love the guy's playful energy
Intel with Radeon Graphics
"Traitor!!!"
3:20 Me, having a Intel Core i5-4300M in my pc: Well actually...
Arastia Creations mine too. I have a i5 520m
How many suffixes does there need to be ? I remember when all you needed to know was that "SX was for Sucks", and "DX was for Does Extra" for the processors.
But Core i5 4200M means mobile
Cloud He was talking about nowadays
3:12
1:12 my parents be like
Water.mp4 Memes u wrong 4 that 😂
KYS would be an interesting CPU letter combo
I was already slow with my i3 laptop.
The i saw the U at the end of the number
Me:😲😨😭
i laughed alot when you coughed, "amd vs intel"😂😂😂😂😂
Actually Intels ass being pretty hard f**ked right now
You have been doing this for a long long time mate I remember you from years back. By the way ! Your good at your job .
Intel Core i7-9700KF 3.60 GHz
means its easily overclock able and no integrated graphics
It means that you can make KFC with it
Please stop using bright backgrounds. It hurts my eyes. 😢
Im watching this at 5:40 am Lol
Guess they didn't have F or KF processors back then.
Kar-98 K means that you can over clock the gun
MY VERSION UPC = Ultra High Power Consumer
AP Average Power
LP Low Power
LPM Same But Mobile
HEM Hi-End Mobile
SE Server Edition
SCSHPCIO Super Computer Hi Power Chip
Industrial Only
Power Chip
G means it has a discrete GPU in the package, although G1-G7 means it has new integrated graphics technology.
My one is just i5-2400 rekt
And for the Xeon you also have more letters like the G in my Xeon 2288G... Not even Intel seems to know what the G stands for as they only speak about the D, E, and W letters. Nothing about the G but I guess Graphics? (as it has integrated GPU on the CPU).
1065G7 vs 10700U... These things are both i7 and are on the market AT THE SAME TIME
Also , for laptop processors , M means the processor has PGA socket and U means the processor has BGA . Nowadays most of the laptops use BGA , so U is mostly seen on low to mid range laptops..