CPU Datasheet Archive

[debs3759]

Over the time I have been here, there has been mention from time to time of a datasheet resource for processor collectors.

Thomas has created online space at http://datasheets.chipdb.org/, to which I have uploaded approx 1.8GB of datasheets (and some related stuff). I will be adding html pages, but have been too busy to get them ready so far. That means, for now, that the only way to browse the site is to browse the directories - not a problem for most of you, but for the rest I just ask for a little more patience

If you have datasheets to contribute that are not on the site (everything I have is there, except post-K5 AMD chips and post-P4 Intel chips which will have links to the original site when I produce the html pages), please contact Thomas for a login to the ftp upload space, or me for details where to send them by email.

I hope some (or all ) of you will find this resource useful I know I'll find any extra info that I get through it to be very helpful

[iguana]

Great work! Thanks!
I have several original datasheets of soviet chips...
But, large majority of they are clones of western chips. and will you learn russian?

[iguana]

I found soviet 8085 (KP1821BM85).
wow

[debs3759]

Any processor datasheet is welcome. The archive is for everyone, so all datasheets in all languages are welcome.

PM me if you want to email them, or ask cpuswe for an ftp login to upload direct to the upload area of the site, and I'll grab them from there to add where appropriate.

The Soviet 8085 is currently (I think) the only Russian datasheet I have (I can't read or speak the language, but I am sure there will be datasheets I will need to try and translate using an online resource).

Personally, I will find datasheets that are not available in English to be especially useful, as there will always be a way to get relevant info translated (after all, most computer savvy people will be able to figure out how to type Cyrillic characters and get them translated somewhere online).

[Qwerty]

I have some datasheets of unusual CPUs (ex. Chips F8680). I would like to add them to the library.

[Cpuswe]

Wow debs! That is really great work!

[hugo929]

Great job you done, debs!
I know it's a tedious work.
It would be better to name each file by its caption or based upon its content.

[debs3759]

Thanks for the appreciation

I always, where possible, like to use filenames that were given by the original source (Intel use 6 digits on most parts to indicate the document plus 2 for the revision, AMD use 5 digits plus a letter to indicate a revision, others have their own schema). If documents were not given a part number by the producer, then I will use descriptive names (as for many of the docs).

Full descriptions (ie document title, revision, etc and, where it helps identify a document, a brief summary) will be on the html pages which will follow (probably not for a month or two, although I will attempt to put pages up before then for documents without descriptive filenames).

[hugo929]

Great though:)

[Heartbreak one]

Good job!

[Windmiller]

Nice work!!!

[Cpuswe]

Can someone in the US download something big (like http://datasheets.chipdb.org/AMD/PowerNowDashboard_setup.zip ) and check how the server delivers in form of download speed?

[Unzlbunzl]

i probably have some or a lot additional datasheets.

[debs3759]

Thanks to all who have already contributed some datasheets via either the site or my email. These will all be sorted and online by the end of tomorrow.

For the next few weeks I'll be checking for uploads at least once a day (apart from Jan 16th for possibly 3-4 days, when I'll be unavailable).

[fRaSsL]

I load some rare datasheets up to server... I hope some more will scan smth. and share it

- IIT 2C87 datasheet
- IIT 3C87 datasheet
- AMD 80EC287 datasheet