The Pentium D 920 was to replace the Pentium D 820 as INTEL's entry level, or budget, processor. However the Pentium D 920 became caught between a figurative rock and a hard place. First, the 920 was replaced as the entry level chip by the Pentium D 805 (which we'll cover in a future article). Second, featuring great overclocking potential and improved thermal properties over its predecessor the Pentium D 820, the 920 was cutting into sales of its bigger, and more expensive siblings the Pentium D 930 and 940 processors..



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