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The first Pentium 4 chips were manufactured using Intel’s 0.18-micron fab process, which used conventional aluminum for the chip’s interconnects.

In fact, at the Pentium 4 launch in 2000, Intel said it expected the architecture to scale up to 10GHz as fabrication processes were refined over the years. Yes, really.

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The new Intel Processor branding will be meant for the future budget “essential” products, which will be introduced in 2023. The aim is to streamline all its branding and provide users with simpler ...

Celeron was Intel’s brand name for low-cost PCs. Launched around five years after Pentium, Celeron chips have always offered a lot less performance at a lot less cost for laptop makers and ...

If anything, the fact Intel Pentium and Celeron are only just heading to the rig retirement home is a testament to their legacy. You could argue that a new high-end chip bearing either name would ...

This situation has led to some interesting experimentation around Windows 11 installation on older hardware, with an enthusiast getting the OS to run on a 15-year-old Intel Pentium 4 661.

As you can see in the above screenshot, Intel Pentium 4 661, which has only one core and 3.6Ghz of clock speed, is listed as a supported processor in the PC Health Check.

Of course, the OS runs a bit slow on the Pentium 4 chip. Nevertheless, it shows Windows 11 can easily run on decade-old hardware, even though Microsoft is selectively rolling out the OS to newer PCs.

The Intel Pentium 4 Mobile processor was launched in Dubai recently, surrounded by students because it is young people that are leading the charge with the use of technology, said Gilbert Lacroix ...