Every Intel Processor Explained in 21 minutes (From Pentium to Core Ultra)

Every Intel processor explained, from the Pentium to Core Ultra. We go through every Intel processor family you'd find in a home or office computer, in the order they came out, in plain English: what each name means, what changed, and why a seven doesn't always beat a five. You'll see why your first PC said Pentium and not 586, how a maths professor found a calculation error in the first Pentium, and why Intel's planned four gigahertz chip never reached the shops. Then the Core 2 Duo, what the names Core i3, i5 and i7 on your laptop sticker really tell you, and why the little i disappeared when Intel Core Ultra arrived. We also look at the empty spot above Core Ultra and whether your next laptop should wait for it. At the end: how to find the exact Intel chip in your own laptop in about ten seconds, four myths about processors, and the answer to the question from the start: how can an Intel Core Ultra 5 from 2023 beat a Core i7 from 2015, and what is an Intel Core Ultra 7 versus a Core i7 really worth. 0:00 Intro: two laptops, an i7 and an Ultra 5 1:25 Pentium: the name Intel could own 4:40 Pentium 4 and the gigahertz race 6:12 Core 2 Duo: slower beats, more work 8:26 Core i3, i5 and i7: the names on your sticker 11:02 Core Ultra: where the i went 14:18 Nova Lake: the empty spot at the top 15:57 Bonus: which Intel chip is in your laptop? 18:06 Four myths about processors 19:23 The answer: how a five beats a seven 21:07 Outro #intel #intelcoreultra #techexplained