First post, by azuretears
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and there are also two family codes "80532R/80534R" for northwood celeron core. wonder why ?
Reply 1 of 3, by giantclam
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Best I can figure it, it's CPU packaging form factor....ie; desktop versus mobile/SFF usage.
Reply 2 of 3, by azuretears
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giantclam wrote on 2024-01-06, 00:35:Best I can figure it, it's CPU packaging form factor....ie; desktop versus mobile/SFF usage.
but 80xxxP/R always shows a desktop cpu, while 80xxxG/N point to mobile cpus,afaik
Reply 3 of 3, by azuretears
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celeron 1.6(SL7EZ)engraving "INTEL '01 1.60GHZ/128/400" is 80532R
celeron 1.6A(SL6K8) engraving "INTEL '02 1.6A GHZ/128/400/1.4V" is 80534R
could anybody help to tell the reason why intel used two different family names?