The brand of Intel (R) Celeron (R) CPU is Intel Celeron.

The Intel in Intel (R) Celeron (R) CPU represents Intel Corporation, and Celeron represents Intel Corporation's Celeron processor brand.

Celeron was Intel's main brand in the non-high-end CPU processor market in the early years. Compared with Intel's mid-to-high-end CPU processors at the time, Celeron reduced the level 3 cache and had lower thermal power consumption. Also lower. Because the maximum supported memory size is lower, there will be a performance penalty.

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The origin of Intel (R) Celeron (R) CPU:

In 1998, AMD's low-end Intel CPU processor At two-thirds the price, it has successfully invaded the non-high-end CPU processor market.

Most computers sold on the market at that time were basic computers. In addition, AMD's K6-2 processor had excellent integer computing capabilities and was very suitable for the basic needs of ordinary families. Major manufacturers have launched Low-priced computers with AMD CPU processors.

In order to compete for the low-price CPU market, Intel must launch a new low-price processor. However, the research and development costs required to redesign a brand-new processor are quite high, so Intel plans to start from the existing processor starts.

In March 1998, Intel officially launched a new processor - Celeron.

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