Group 6:

Baltazar, Mon Elnher

Cabusao, Darry Bhoy
Guinto, Julius Neri
Miranda, Rhonaleen
Ursulum, Reianne Julia
Villaflor, Leila Andrea
 Intel Pentium

Intel Pentium Pro

Applications
Intel Pentium: Intel uses pentium to replace some RISC( Reduced
Instruction set computer).
Motorola, Apple and IBM produced PowerPC with Intel Pentium.

Intel Pentium Pro: Optimize to efficiently excute 32-Bit code

Bundle with Windows NT rather than Windows 95
Launched for server market
 Intel Pentium II

Intel Pentium III

Applications
Intel Pentium II: Placed on a small circuit board instead of being in an
integrated circuit
Xeon is designed for high-end workstation and server applications.

Intel Pentium III: Uses flip-chip sockets to increased clock speed

 Intel Pentium IV

Intel Pentium D

Applications
Intel Pentium IV: uses DDR memory instead of SDRAM technology
Changed from aluminum to copper

Intel Pentium D: Essentially two CPUs in the same package

multitasking activities due to several cores
two die/mcm
 Intel Pentium M

Intel Pentium Dual Core

Applications
Intel Pentium M: M means mobile, for laptop use less power consumption and
lower clock speed

Intel Pentium Dual Core: Multiple cores for faster microprocessors

Designed for multithreaded applications
 Intel Pentium 2009

Applications
Intel Pentium 2009: Introduced single and dual core versions
TRIVIA!!!
 BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY
LEILA ANDREA INOC VILLAFLOR!!!
 P5 is the original name of Pentium Processors. However, Intel decided
against it because of possible trade mark and copyright issues with the
name. They decided, then, with the name Pentium. It is derived from the
Greek word penta (πεντα), meaning "five", a reference to the prior
numeric naming convention of Intel's 80x86 processors
Intel i3, i5 and i7 (1st Gen)
Intel i3, i5 and i7 (2nd Gen)
Intel i3, i5 and i7 (6th Gen)
Intel i3, i5, i7 and i9 (7th Gen)
Intel i3, i5 and i7 (8th Gen)
Intel i3, i5, i7 and i9 (9th Gen)