Just out of curiosity: what made you decide to use a name equivalent (theoretically) to the *successor* of the Pentium, two years before the Pentium itself debuted?
We won't be able to get the right idea behind it, but I found the naming scheme interesting, was young and needed a "cool" name... so I used that one. Now all newer Pentiums are named 80686 - which is quite funny as in these days nobody thought of that.
But as nobody used this name except me I was keeping it... as nickname in chats, ICQ, domain name... whatever. I use it as a username anywhere but - if you have a look at my wiki contributions - I use my full name as a signature because I support the demand for "real" users.