let me tell you the true reason as I am a computer tech. the "i" in i3 through 7 stands for ivy bridge because that is the particular structure they relied on. in 2002 they developed this but it took 10 years to "perfect" it. the i is ivy bridge. look it up my friend. dont let the rest of these people throw you off. I have a whole book called pc repair and upgrade 21st edition. I dont own the book but it is one of my college books. check it out sometime. your welcome.
let me tell you the true reason as I am a computer tech. the "i" in i3 through 7 stands for ivy bridge because that is the particular structure they relied on. in 2002 they developed this but it took 10 years to "perfect" it. the i is ivy bridge. look it up my friend. dont let the rest of these people throw you off. I have a whole book called pc repair and upgrade 21st edition. I dont own the book but it is one of my college books. check it out sometime. your welcome.
thanks for the answer but anyway still i think the ivy bridge was not so perfect with the heating issues and less overclocking capabilities.the only giant leap was the sandy bridge architecture
let me tell you the true reason as I am a computer tech. the "i" in i3 through 7 stands for ivy bridge because that is the particular structure they relied on. in 2002 they developed this but it took 10 years to "perfect" it. the i is ivy bridge. look it up my friend. dont let the rest of these people throw you off. I have a whole book called pc repair and upgrade 21st edition. I dont own the book but it is one of my college books. check it out sometime. your welcome.
You are full of it. Computer research alright. Intel started using the i3, i5, i7 branding well before Ivy Bridge was ever released. They were using this branding when they released Nehalem which predated Ivy Bridge by a good five years! You should learn to lie better!