Find Intel product specifications with ARK Intel on Android

Undoubtedly, Intel is the leading manufacturer in the computer chip market. Intel began to take leaps and bounds compared to other manufacturers in the early 1990s. Although AMD's processors are cheaper, Intel's processors are still popular when users search. Microprocessors consume less power and produce less heat.

1. Which company CPU should I choose: Intel or AMD?

When buying a new computer with an Intel processor, buyers often look for processor specifications on the Internet. Instead of spending time on websites, you can find accurate information about Intel products using the ARK Intel application for Android.

Intel ARK application displays detailed information about all types of products manufactured by Intel such as processors, chipsets, motherboards, servers, SSD hard drives, network products and software. When launching the application, you can select one of these categories and then select the products you are looking for. You may have to access many small items until you find the product you need to buy. To save time, the app has a search area so users can search for products by code name. For example, you can search for processors by code name "Broadwell" or "Ivy Bridge".

In addition, you can also download the data sheet to your smartphone or view the full specifications on Intel's website by clicking a small button in the application. Data sheet in PDF format and can be easily printed or viewed in PDF reader applications. Buyers can choose two or more products to compare.

The ARK Intel application for Android is a great way to see all Intel product specifications. You can find both unreleased products in this application. And because data is downloaded to the phone, it can be used when offline.

Download : ARK Intel

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