Core 2 Duo

History

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It was the continuation of the Pentium D or Dual Core. It began to be distributed in 2006 and the main characteristic was that it was based on a Pentium M instead of a Pentium 4, since for the control of the bandwidth of the memory it was shown that the Pentium M was much more efficient. than the Pentium 4.

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Core 2Quad

This processor was launched in November 2006, replacing the Core 2 Duo in terms of being the fastest processors of the moment.

They contained 4 cores and were manufactured with a Kentsfield, Yorkfield and Wolfdale core.