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2661:Discontinued
2498:Cypress Cove
2457:Sandy Bridge
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2176:November 29,
2174:. Retrieved
2170:the original
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2143:. Retrieved
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2120:The Register
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2548:Goldmont
2536:Saltwell
2450:Westmere
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2356:Chipsets
2166:XbitLabs
2099:April 4,
1971:XbitLabs
1882:See also
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1746:Darkmont
1741:Darkmont
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1439:Goldmont
1434:Goldmont
1326:Westmere
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843:Prescott
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2606:Celeron
2560:Tremont
2531:Bonnell
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978:Pentium
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2379:32-bit
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1134:Banias
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2238:Lists
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