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Intel Took a Broken Chip, Disabled the Bad Parts, and Sold It to Millions

Intel once took a defective chip, disabled the broken cores, gave it a new name, and sold it to millions of people as a budget processor. That processor is still sitting in computers right now. But that's just one of ten Intel CPU types most people have never heard of. In this video I break down every single Intel processor ever made — what it does, who it's actually for, and which ones are a complete waste of money. Here's what we cover: 🔵 Core i3 — The entry-level chip and the suffix letters nobody reads 🔵 Core i5 — Why this is the sweet spot for 90% of people 🔵 Core i7 — When i5 just isn't enough anymore 🔵 Core i9 — The flagship that loses to AMD in gaming 🔵 Core Ultra — The new generation with a built-in AI chip 🔵 Intel vPro — The chip that lets IT control your computer remotely ⚫ Intel Atom — The invisible chip running the world around you ⚫ Intel Celeron — The broken chip Intel repackaged and sold ⚫ Intel Pentium — Dead in 2023. Nobody noticed. ⚫ Intel Xeon — Not for your PC. Not even close. By the end of this video you'll know exactly which CPU you need — and which ones to never touch. 🔔 Subscribe for clear, honest tech explanations every week. 0:00 — The Broken Chip Intel Sold to Millions 1:05 — Core i3: Entry Level and the Suffix Nobody Reads 2:10 — Core i5: The Sweet Spot for 90% of People 3:15 — Core i7: When i5 Isn't Enough 4:20 — Core i9: The Flagship That Loses to AMD 5:25 — Core Ultra: The AI Chip Nobody Expected 6:30 — Intel vPro: IT Can Control Your PC Remotely 7:20 — Atom, Celeron & Pentium: The Forgotten Chips 8:45 — Intel Xeon: Not For Your PC 9:50 — Which CPU Should You Actually Buy?