Let MindShare Bring Intel® Core^TM 2 Processors to Life for You

The 80386 processor was the progenitor of the entire IA32 (32-bit Intel Architecture) processor product line. As time has progressed, Intel has added new hardware and software features to the IA32 processor family with each new generation. Starting with the Pentium Pro processor, all Intel IA32 processors (including Celerons and Xeons) up to and including the Pentium III processor were based on the P6 processor core. The Pentium 4 processor was based on the NetBurst core architecture, while the Pentium M, Core Solo and Core Duo processors are variants on the Pentium III processor core. In mid-2006, Intel introduced processors based on the new Core 2 (Penryn) microarchitecture, an enhanced version of the Pentium M processor core. To date, all processors introduced since the Pentium Pro use a variation on the Front Side Bus (FSB) protocol introduced in the Pentium Pro processor. The processor is interfaced to the remainder of the system board components via the chipset. Like Intel’s processors, the chipset’s role has also evolved over time.

MindShare Courses On Intel Core 2 (Penryn):

Course Name	Classroom	Virtual Classroom	eLearning
Comprehensive Intel Core 2 Processor (Penryn)	4 days	5 days
Intel Core 2 Processor and Chipset Combo Course	5 days
Comprehensive x86 APIC Architecture Course	1 day	1 day	Notify Me When Available
Comprehensive Intel 32/64-bit x86 Architecture	3 days	4 days	Notify Me When Available

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Comprehensive Intel Core 2 Processor (Penryn) Course Info