Where can i find a list of all Intel CPUs and GPUs in release order?

[juniortsf]

Im interested in finding a list of all Intel CPUs and Nvidia GPUs in release order any ideas? i found several list but they are not in release order

 

[Gam3r01]

Wikipedias list is in chronological order, under "All processors"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_microprocessors

The question is, why? What are you needing this information for?

 

[juniortsf]

Wikipedias list is in chronological order, under "All processors"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_microprocessors

The question is, why? What are you needing this information for?

I need it because the way companies label their products is complicated so i want to know which of their 5 different models is the latest one so i dont buy the outdated one

 

[Gam3r01]

Intel and Nvidia dont do complicated naming.
With intel, for example the i5 8600k, where i5 represents series, 8xxx represents generation, where x600 represents order within the generation.
Nvidia is the same. A 1080 is a 10xx (10th gen) card, and xx80 is the order within that generation.

Having a list by year does not really matter, you can just compare the generations, or ask about specific products since there are thousands.

 

[k1114]

He's looking at lower end cpus which does get a bit complicated. Like a g4400 is 6th gen pentium skylake but a g4900 is a celeron 8th gen coffee lake. Even with the higher number and newer gen, it's actually a tiny bit less performance because same ipc and cores, 3.3ghz to 3.1ghz.

Stick with a coffee lake cpu. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee_Lake

Nvidia is straightforward.

 

[juniortsf]

Intel and Nvidia dont do complicated naming.
With intel, for example the i5 8600k, where i5 represents series, 8xxx represents generation, where x600 represents order within the generation.
Nvidia is the same. A 1080 is a 10xx (10th gen) card, and xx80 is the order within that generation.

Having a list by year does not really matter, you can just compare the generations, or ask about specific products since there are thousands.

GT710, GTX750 TI or G7800 in my logic because im a noob to pc gaming i would say G7800 correct? because it has a higher number than all?

 

[Gam3r01]

The 7800 is very old, which is why we forget to mention it. That was before Nvidia switched to the 3 digit (now 4 digit) naming schemes.
If you just look at the cards, if they are even for sale, you can visibly tell they arent modern.