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  1. I realized that and I already changed it, thanks for the remark.
  2. The point of this is to tell more about the cpu and not as a replacement to the intel names, and yes i7-7700k sounds way better than 7-4HUD4.2. It's more of a summary then a convential name, but what does i7-7700k tell you, that you can overclock it. @DildorTheDecent
  3. I was thinking about the Intel naming scheme and told myself that there should be a better way to get a more informative name for every Intel CPU. I opened the notes app on my phone (memo) to write down some ideas and concepts. After 15 to 30 minutes of brainstorming, I came up with the following idea: [generation]-[Number of cores][Hyperthreading][unlocked][platform][basefrequency][maxturbofrequency] e.g. i7-7700k = 7/4HUD4.2-4.5 The Generation and Number of cores are separated to keep it sustainable after 82 generations. (I know that it's ridiculous.) After looking at this for 5 minutes I decided to make an application that does it for you. prompt.get(['generation', 'corecount', 'hyperthreading', 'unlocked', 'platform', 'basefrequency', 'maxturbofrequency'], function (err, result) { var generation = result.generation; var corecount = result.corecount; if (result.hyperthreading.toLowerCase() == 'y') { var hyperthreading = 'H'; } else if (result.hyperthreading.toLowerCase() == 'n') { var hyperthreading = ''; } else { var hyperthreading = '*'; }; if (result.unlocked.toLowerCase() == 'y') { var unlocked = 'U'; } else if (result.unlocked.toLowerCase() == 'n') { var unlocked = ''; } else { var unlocked = '*'; }; if (result.platform.toLowerCase() == 'desktop') { var platform = 'D'; } else if (result.platform.toLowerCase() == 'mobile') { var platform = 'M'; } else if (result.platform.toLowerCase() == 'embedded') { var platform ='E' } else { var platform = '*'; }; var basefrequency = result.basefrequency; var maxturbofrequency = result.maxturbofrequency; console.log(`${generation}/${corecount}${hyperthreading}${unlocked}${platform}${basefrequency}-${maxturbofrequency}`); console.log(`If you see any * then double check your inputs.`); while (1 == 1) { } }); The executables are attached to the post. Though it's not perfect, it's a better way to name a Cpu if you want to know more about it by just looking at the name. I'm planning on adding more features to differentiate the different classes etc. Cheers, Dylan app-macos.rar app-win.rar
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