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This is a perfect example of technical documentation written for consumption by someone who already knows the answers. There should at least be a footnote, example, or hyperlink to more information in something like this. | This is a perfect example of technical documentation written for consumption by someone who already knows the answers. There should at least be a footnote, example, or hyperlink to more information in something like this. | ||
The answer is that before Pentium was '486' chips. As you can see by the clock-speed information, the requirements to run Fedora Core are very low... a 400 MHz Pentium II Chip is found on most computers still running these days. The other part of the answer is that there '''is''' a list somewhere: The wikipedia site has the best information I've found on the subject. See [[wikipedia:Pentium |http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium]] Lastly, from the wikipedia information, you can find what other manufacturers' brands are equivalent to the 'Pentium' brand. | |||
--[[User:Freephile|freephile]] 09:23, 27 Oct 2004 (EDT) | --[[User:Freephile|freephile]] 09:23, 27 Oct 2004 (EDT) | ||