History draws a somewhat ambivalent image of Intel's top selling microprocessor, the Pentium 4, because of its nearly picture-perfect career that lasted until an unprecedented turning point. Intel platforms are versatile, processors are fast and fully featured today; but they run hotter and consume more energy than comparable products offered by the competition. ...

Source: Toms Hardware

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