Finnally an update: 22 Intel CPU's + 14 new Intel EPROM's

[CPUShack]

May 15th, 2006
Added 22 CPU's
Added 14 EPROM's

Intel 80522PX266512 SL2HC
Intel 80522PX300512EC SL2HA
0.35u Klamath core Pentium II

Intel B80522P233512 SL2QA
Intel B80522P266512 SL2QB
0.35u Klamath Retail Pentium II

Intel 80523PX300512PE SL2W8
Intel 80523PY400512 SL2S7
Intel 80523PY400512PE SL2U6
0.25u Deschutes Pentium II

Intel B80523P400512E SL2YM
0.25u Deschutes Retail Pentium II

Intel KP001-256
Intel KP900-256
Intel KP850-256
850-1000MHz Mobil PIII's

Intel KP700-128
700MHz Mobile celeron

Intel N8096BH
Intel N8097BH
MCS-96 MCU's

Intel TN8097BH
Ext. Temp. MCS-96

Intel N87C196KR Q9011 SAMPLE
Eng. Sample MCS-196

Intel P8098
Uncommon PDIP MCS-96

Intel P8085AH 1976
Intel P8085AH 1976_2
Intel P8085AH-2 1976
Various MCS-85 CPU's

Intel P87C51-1
OTP MCS-51

Intel C8741-8
Very early MCS-48 CPU


Intel C4702A
MCS-4 1702

Intel B2708L
Low voltage 2708
Intel C2608
PROM version of 2708

Intel C2708
Very rare purple 2708

Intel B2616
PROM version of 2716

Intel G2716
Gold leads 2716

Intel QD2732A20
Burn-in tested 2732

Intel D2764-4
Intel D2764-4
Intel D27128A
Intel D27256
non-CMOS early EPROMs

Intel D27C256-150V10
Intel D27C220-140V05
Large Die - odd speed
Intel D27C040-150V10
Huge die
CMOS EPROM's

I especially like the C2708 and the 196 sample.

[Mixeur]

Are you sure that Klamath are in 0.35µ ?

It is said to be in 0.28µ in Sandpile.org

[CPUShack]

It's possible, but they also mention 0.35u
-John

[debs3759]

I like the C4702A and C2708 purple

[Mixeur]

[CPUShack]

Feb 7, 1997 (super-cooled 400 MHz Pentium II 0.35 µm demo)
May 7, 1997 (233, 266, and 300 MHz Pentium II)

seemed that in only 3 months you'd hae somme that were .35u.

Though I admit I seem to had completely missed Intels .28u design process.

They used it on the PII some PPROs and the 21164

[Mixeur]

Ah OK, it is just the PII Prototype that was in 0.35µ, not regular PIIs.
Even Pentium MMX were in 0.28 & 0.25µ.

[CPUShack]

nice thanks