Yes, my Core i7 also says "Xeon." This is just a side effect of all the Intel processors in the same family using the same device IDs for the host bridge.
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11 Feb 2018Thread: Why does Windows Update find drivers for devices that do not exist? by PolarNettles
Forum: Drivers and HardwareReplies 23 Views 13,222Yes, my Core i7 also says "Xeon." This is just a...
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11 Feb 2018Thread: Why does Windows Update find drivers for devices that do not exist? by PolarNettles
Forum: Drivers and HardwareReplies 23 Views 13,222Correct.
Correct.
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10 Feb 2018Thread: Why does Windows Update find drivers for devices that do not exist? by PolarNettles
Forum: Drivers and HardwareReplies 23 Views 13,222"PCI standard host CPU bridge" and "PCI-to-PCI...
"PCI standard host CPU bridge" and "PCI-to-PCI Bridge" are the generic devices names that are built-in to Windows (in machine.inf and pci.inf, respectively).
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10 Feb 2018Thread: Why does Windows Update find drivers for devices that do not exist? by PolarNettles
Forum: Drivers and HardwareReplies 23 Views 13,222Open up the device in Device Manager and look at...
Open up the device in Device Manager and look at the Hardware ID. So if your DRAM Controller in Device Manager has ID VEN_8086&DEV_0C00 then it matches the driver listed in the tool.
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