X86 cpus' Guide - From 8086 to Core 2 !

Cpus are really fascinating for computers fans : it is central piece of every PC, and so, the most important.
However, this enthusiasm for cpus faslty disapear once they're a little old : last released cpus are admirated, but oldest are subjects of jeerings. Because, the symbol of power that cpus represents, grows old very bad.
And that's why, there are only a few people who collects cpus, unlike stamps, coins or even beer bottle caps...
Nevertheless, it is far from being without interest, because of large number of different models, because of their difference and because of their very fast evolution : the oldest cpus, Intel 4004 was released 35 years ago, and the first x86, the 8086 in 1978, but they have quite no common points with the latest Pentium 4 or Athlon 64...

This site is trying, on the first hand, to enumerate all different existing models of x86 cpus (see Search menu), to make you discover their history, their characteriscs and their visual or electronical specificities (see History menu), and on the other hand to put my own collection online, with now 827 different cpus.

News

On website :

08/07/2008 Addings of all differents Xeon's Sspec and PART numbers in cpus' pages
28/06/2008 Addings of all differents Pentium M's Sspec and PART numbers in cpus' pages
22/06/2008 Addings of all differents Pentium III's Sspec and PART numbers in cpus' pages
01/06/2008 Addings of all differents Pentium 4's Sspec in cpus' pages
17/05/2008 Adding of Intel Atom in cpu database
08/05/2008 Modification of "All x86" menu structure : order by Manufacturer instead of Generation
19/04/2008 Adding of "Other articles" menu and the first article of it, the glossary of technical words related to x86 cpus.
11/04/2008 Adding of AMD Phenom X3 & X4 in cpu database

Cpus releases :

04/06/2008 AMD announced release of its Turion X2 Ultra (ZM-80, ZM-82 & ZM-86)
23/04/2008 AMD announced release of its B3 Stepping Phenom X3 : Phenom X3 8450, 8650 and 8750
24/06/2007 Intel announced release of its first FSB1333 Core 2 cpus : Core 2 Duo 6750 and 6550.
25/05/2007 AMD announced release of Athlon 64 X2 BE-2350, based on Brisbane core and with 2,1GHz frequency.
20/04/2007 Intel announced release of new Core 2 cpus : Core 2 Duo 6320 and 6420.
20/02/2007 AMD announced release of Athlon 64 X2 6000+, Athlon 64 EE 3500+ EE and 3800+ EE
08/01/2007 Intel announced release of 3 new Quad-Core cpus : Core 2 Quad Q6600, Xeon X3210 and Xeon X3220
13/12/2006 AMD announced release of Athlon 64 X2 5400+ et 5600+