We prove and extend some results stated by Mark Pinsky: Limit theorems for continuous state branching processes with immigration [Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 78(1972), 242--244]. Consider a continuous-state branching process with immigration $(Y_t,t\geq 0)$ with branching mechanism $Ψ$ and immigration mechanism $Φ$ (CBI$(Ψ,Φ)$ for short). We shed some light on two different asymptotic regimes occurring when $\int_{0}\frac{Φ(u)}{|Ψ(u)|}du<\infty$ or $\int_{0}\frac{Φ(u)}{|Ψ(u)|}du=\infty$. We first observe that when $\int_{0}\frac{Φ(u)}{|Ψ(u)|}du<\infty$, supercritical CBIs have a growth rate dictated by the branching dynamics, namely there is a renormalization $τ(t)$, only depending on $Ψ$, such that $(τ(t)Y_t,t\geq 0)$ converges almost-surely to a finite random variable. When $\int_{0}\frac{Φ(u)}{|Ψ(u)|}du=\infty$, it is shown that the immigration overwhelms the branching dynamics and that no linear renormalization of the process can exist. Asymptotics in the second regime are studied in details for all non-critical CBI processes via a nonlinear time-dependent renormalization in law. Three regimes of weak convergence are then exhibited, where a misprint in Pinsky's paper is corrected. CBI processes with critical branching mechanisms subject to a regular variation assumption are also studied.