CPU Datasheet Archive

[debs3759]

Thanks Frank. I'll take a look shortly and move them to their proper resting places

[debs3759]

I've received a number of donated sheets, all of which are gratefully received.

I must ask before people upload new documents, if you think they are not there and they are either Intel or AMD documents, please look for the orignal document name.

Intel files will have this document number on the first page, in the bottom right. It will take the form XXXXXX-YZZ. If the file is already on the site, the name will (if Intel had it online with the original name within the last 10 years) be either XXXXXX-YZZ.pdf or XXXXXXZZ.pdf (X, Y and Z being digits).

AMD files have the part number in a similar place on the first page. The info is in the form "Publication# XXXXX Rev: Y". Look for either XXXXX.pdf or XXXXXY.pdf if it is on the site (I have not renamed anything from the original, which is where almost all my AMD and Intel documents came from, but the original filename seems to be confusing people, while you all wait for me to produce html pages).

Doing these checks will not take anyone much time, and will help reduce the bandwidth cpuswe is paying for for this resource. It will also take me less time to sort through uploaded documents if they are all needed.

Please note this message was not a criticism of anyone, it is just something I became aware of with the last couple of sets of docs I received as many people do give more descriptive filenames, which will hopefully prompt me to get some html online soon...

[debs3759]

Thanks

It's nice to see that it is appreciated

[Unzlbunzl]

uploaded quite a lot of datasheets - checked about 25% of my files.
there are some russian files among them
http://datasheets.chipdb.org/upload/Unzlbunzl/USSR/
would be great if iguana could tell us what they are

[Cpuswe]

First month to end. 686 unique visitors, ~14 Gb of data transfered, 21849 pages viewed. Most popular file /AMD/287/Am80EC287.pdf with 32 downloads

[debs3759]

A few members have donated some very nice datasheets that have been added to the archive as well. Thanks to all who have contributed and will do so in the future.

A small reminder - if you are unsure whether a datasheet is already in the archive, please check! Now I am finished with a couple of things that have been happening here, I will get started on the html next week, so it should be easier to see if the same documents are there (I'll create pages for the more heavily populated manufacturers and cpu families first). Currently I estimate about 25% of what has been donated was already on the site, which has prompted me into action for sorting out the html

[Cpuswe]

A bump like no other...

Have not checked this "project" in a while but im moving to a new server so i checked the statistics.

~5000 visitors per month and around 20 Gb data downloaded/month! A lot of traffic from Wikipedia where someone has added many datasheets.

Most popular in february are http://datasheets.chipdb.org/Intel/x86/Pentium%20II/24333604.pdf with 478 downloads.