What does the letter in front of the Core processor model represent???

At present, in the Core 2 dual-core, the CPU type is also divided into E series, Q series, T series, X series, P series, L series, U series, and S series.

The E series is a dual-core CPU of an ordinary desktop machine, with a power of about 65W.

The Q series is a quad-core CPU, and the power will be 100W-150W

The T series is an ordinary laptop CPU with a power of 35W or 31W

The X series is the Core 2 dual-core extreme version, the power of the X series CPU of the notebook is 45W, and the CPU power of the X series of the desktop is about 100W.

The P-series is a low-voltage CPU of the Centrino 5 with a power of 25W

The L-series is a low-voltage CPU of the Centrino 4 with a power of 17W

The U series is an ultra-low voltage CPU of the Centrino 4 with power.

The S series is a small package series, the power of SL is 12W, and the notebook of SP is not yet on the market, and the power is unknown.

Some CPUs are QX in front, and some of the current QX series CPUs are all desktop, with a power of about 125W.

The E-series is a dual-core processor for desktop applications (or a dual-core for desktops), while the Q-series is a quad-core processor.

The P-series is an ultra-low-power processor used in notebooks, which has the advantage of low power consumption and low heat generation.

The T-series is just the processor on a regular notebook.

m=move logo: This is the standard mobile version of the i5

h=high means that this is a high-performance version of the i5 compared to the standard mobile version of m, and the main frequency is generally increased.

u=ultra low voltage means that this is relative to the standard voltage of m, i5, which is the ultra-low voltage version, regardless of the working voltage.

Or the default working frequency is very low, the advantage is that the power consumption is small, and the disadvantage is that the performance is relatively garbage.

The suffix letters of Intel processors mean as follows:

1. Desktop processor part.

Suffix +x to high-performance processors;

The suffix +e stands for embedded engineering-grade processor;

The suffix +s stands for low-voltage processor;

The suffix +k stands for unlocked frequency doubling processor;

The suffix +t stands for ultra-low voltage processor;

The suffix +p stands for Shielded Integrated Graphics Processor.

2. Notebook processor part.

The suffix + m stands for standard voltage processor;

The suffix + u stands for low voltage processor;

Suffix + H high-voltage and non-removable processor;

The suffix +x stands for high-performance processors;

The suffix + q stands for 4-core to high-performance processors;

The suffix +y stands for ultra-low voltage processor.

If there are two letters at the same time, the meaning is a combination of letters.

As follows: "k" indicates that the processor is an unlocked multiplier desktop CPU

S" indicates that the processor is a low-power version of the desktop CPU with a power consumption of 65W

t" indicates that the processor is an energy-efficient desktop CPU with power consumption reduced to 45W

M" indicates that the processor is a dual-core mobile CPU with a power consumption of less than 35W

QM" indicates that the processor is a quad-core mobile CPU with a power consumption of 45W

xm" indicates that the processor is a Extreme Mobile Processor.

e" indicates that the processor is an e-series processor for the embedded field.

p" indicates that the processor is a desktop CPU with the core graphics card removed

The absence of a suffix indicates that the processor is a standard model.

Intel Core is the brand name, i5 is the series, (i7 is positioned as a desktop flagship, i5 is positioned as a mid-range leader.) i3 is positioned as the entry level of the core family); 2320 means that the product is the second generation I series, and the specific specification is 320; In addition, the tail mark is the version identification (the general configuration pure imitation version is not marked, K is the frequency doubling unlock version, S is the energy-saving version, T is the ultra-low power consumption version, Q is the quad-core, and M is mostly the mobile processor).

These letters appear on notebook processors, where:

h is the high-voltage version of the processor;

u is a low-voltage version of the processor, which is energy-saving and power-saving;

m is the standard pressure plate processor.

The performance of processors with different suffixes of the same model is ranked as h>m>u

4590 is relative to 4570 to increase the main frequency, other designs are basically the same, so now they are all sold 4590

The 2 in 2410 refers to the meaning of the 2nd generation Core, and the subsequent 410 is the same as the name of the first generation, 2 410, 2 430, 2 460, 2 480, and M refers to the meaning of the mobile version.

The new generation of Core i-series CPUs does not have a letter on the back, indicating that it is a processor used by a normal desktop. With different letters, the version of the CPU is not the same:

If it means that the frequency is not locked and the frequency is not locked, the frequency can be overdoubled to achieve the purpose of overclocking. Tell you to be sleepy.

The CPU is detachable.

It represents low voltage energy saving and can be disassembled.

It is high-voltage, welded, and cannot be disassembled. Dan group.

Stands for high-performance, detachable.

Represents up to the high performance level.

On behalf of ultra-low voltage, in addition to power saving, there is no other advantage, it cannot be disassembled.

8.The two-letter one is a combination of the above letters:

mq standard voltage to high-performance processor;

HQ high-voltage to high-performance processors;

MX standard voltage high-performance processor;

QM to high-performance standard voltage processors;

XM high-performance standard voltage processor.

For example, Core i5, which means that the model of the processor is the i5 series, which belongs to the 4-core processor, of course, the i5 also has a dual-core 4-channel model, and the processing performance is close to the original 4-core. This is followed by the first 3 of the 3230, which represents that it is the third generation of the i-series processors.

Then there is 230M, which represents the processing frequency of the CPU and the main frequency that can be overclocked by Core, and the level of the graphics card chip integrated inside the CPU. The higher the number, the higher the frequency, and the higher the chip level of the integrated graphics card.

Take the processor of the Core i3-3110M as an example

The Core i3 is Intel's codename for the processor, along with the Core i5 and Core i7:

In terms of performance: Core i7> Core i5> Core i3;

The first number in 3110m represents the algebra of the product, and 3 indicates the third generation;

The m in the 3110m represents the mobile version, which is the processor of the notebook:

In addition to m there are u, mq, q, h, where:

q, which refers to the four cores;

M or MQ, which refers to the mobile standard version;

u, which refers to low voltage;

H refers to the new generation of Haswell architecture.

The CPU processor is the brain of the computer.