Yes, but my point was that in the mobile space it's the fastest processor available, including gaming. It can be used in the desktop space and while not quite as fast as the desktop A64s at stock speed, overclocked they can outperform them at a lower operating frequency. Obviously they need to be overclocked because they were designed for mobile use, on the desktop that's not a concern though they still run very cool. It really isn't hard to use a Pentium M on the desktop, there just aren't many motherboards to choose from. The Core Duo is even better but there aren't any motherboards available for it, actually it's gaming speed is about the same as the pentium M clock for clock but it's performance in everything else is much improved, not to mention it's dual core.