-
INTEL 4004 PROCESSOR
It was the first commercial processor developed by intel.
It was a microprocessor of only 4 bits of memory with a maximum clock speed of 740 KHz. -
INTEL 8008 PROCESSOR
This processor, like the 4004 processor, was developed by Intel for Computer Terminal Corporation's company. -
INTEL 8080 PROCESSOR
Developed by Intel. It is considered as the first really useful CPU design. -
MOTOROLA MC6800 PROCESSOR
This microprocessor was developed by Motorola. Its name proceed of the number of transistors that it contains. -
MOS 6502 PROCESSOR
The 6502 was designed by the same team that had designed the Motorola 6800, after leaving that company. -
ZILOG Z80 PROCESSOR
Developed by Zilog. It was very well known thanks to its use in computers as the Amstrad CPC or the ZX Spectrum. -
INTEL 8085 PROCESSOR
Developed by Intel in 1977. It was compatible with the previous processor (8080), but needs less hardware support. -
VAX 78032
CPU of 32-bits, developed by Digital Equipment Corporation and installed in the MicroVAX II computers. -
INTEL 8086 AND INTEL 8088 PROCESSORS
They are the first 16-bit processors developed by Intel. They were the first of the x86 architecture. -
INTEL 80286 PROCESSOR
Known as 286. It was the first Intel processor to run all the software programmed for its predecessor. -
INTEL PROCESSOR 80386
It is also known as 386. It had capacity for multitasking, which made it much easier to use operating systems that use virtual memory. -
INTEL 80486 PROCESSOR
Known as 486. It was a great advancement in performance, such as a floating-point unit, an improved bus interface unit, etc ... -
AMD AMX86 PROCESSORS
Processors manufactured by AMD and compatible with the codes of Intel of that moment. Also called Intel clones. They even surpassed the clock frequency of the Intel processors and at a much lower price. -
POWERPC 601
It is a 32-bit RISC technology processor. IBM sought an alliance with Apple and Motorola for the creation of this processor. -
INTEL PENTIUM
This microprocessor had an architecture capable of executing two operations at a time, thanks to its two 32-bit data pipeline. -
POWERPC 620
The first prototype of a 64-bit POWERPC processor developed by IBM and Motorola. -
INTEL PENTIUM PRO
Intel developed this processor in 1995. It had 32-bit architecture and was mainly used on servers and workstations. -
AMD K5
This processor developed by AMD was a direct rival of the Intel Pentium, even its architecture was more similar to the architecture of the Intel Pentium Pro. -
INTEL PENTIUM II
Developed by Intel in 1997. It was an improved version of the Intel Pentium Pro. -
INTEL PENTIUM II XEON
Used mainly in servers and workstations. -
INTEL CELERON
The Celeron type processors correspond to the cheap range of Intel. -
AMD ATHLON K7
Processor developed by AMD and compatible with x86 architecture. It meant an improved redesign of his predecessor. -
INTEL PENTIUM III
Developed by Intel in 1999 as successor to the pentium II. There was also a Celeron version for low-budget computers. -
INTEL PENTIUM IV
Processor based on x86 architecture manufactured by Intel. It is the first Intel processor with a completely new design. -
AMD ATHLON 64
It presents a memory controller in the integrated circuit itself that give it a better performance than the previous Athlon. -
INTEL CORE 2 DUO
This processor consists of two cores, it can run several demanding applications simultaneously. -
AMD PHENOM
Phenom was the name given by AMD to the first generation of three- and four-core processors. -
AMD PHENOM II AND ATHLON II
These processors replace the original Phenom and support the DDR3 memory. -
INTEL CORE SANDY BRIDGE
Sandy Bridge processors are a very remarkable evolution on the previous Nehalem and Westmere, with a number of changes at a technical level but maintaining its name: Intel Core i3, i5 and i7, being low, medium and high range respectively -
INTEL CORE IVY BRIDGE
Ivy Bridge is the codename for third-generation Intel Core processors. They are therefore successors of the Sandy Bridge processors. -
INTEL CORE HASWELL
Haswell is the key name for fourth-generation Intel Core processors. They are the successors of the third-generation processors and implement new graphics technologies for gamming and graphic design. -
INTEL I9 PROCESSORS
The latest Intel processor range with 18 cores. -
AMD RYZEN
These are the new AMD processors.
