Old processor pictures

[Taz]

Anyone know a site which has pictures of old Intel processor, 8086, 80286, 80386 etc. ?

I'm sure SearchMaster(tm) Greebe must have a link

[orangejulius]

http://images.google.com/images?q=8086+intel

Greebe probably has a better one though.

[Taz]

Thanks, I've managed to grab a few from there, I was using Copernic which obviously doesn't use Google as one of it's search engines

[Patrick]

Try this site...

http://www.redhill.net.au/iu.html

[Taz]

Thanks, I almost have them all now

[KvHagedorn]

http://www.intel.com/intel/intelis/museum/exhibit/hist_micro/hof/hof_main.htm

[Reverend Maynard]

It's really too bad I don't have a digital camera as I have my old 8088 lying about. Still played Robotron perfectly last time I tried.

[Taz]

Originally posted by KvHagedorn
http://www.intel.com/intel/intelis/m...f/hof_main.htm

Unfortunately they only have pictures of the core, I was looking for the chip itself, thanks anyway.

[PowerHungry]

I have a stack of older processors, including:
386 SX 20
Motorola 6804
Cyrix Cx486 S33
i486 SX 25
i486 SX2 50
i486 DX 33
i486 DX2 66
i486 DX4 100
AMD Am486 DX2 - 66
Pentium 166 MMX (not in the newer packaging)

post a reply for which ones you want if I have them. I can take them with my new digital camera.

[Taz]

Thanks PH, the two I require are a 486 DX, (any speed), and an early PII.

[Greebe]

Would a 486DX2/66 work Taz?... I still have that one around .
All others were tossed a couple three years ago (and I do mean all of them from the 4004 up!

[Tempest]

You might also find some pictures at http://www.geek.com/
particularly at

http://www.geek.com/procspec/intel/pentium2consumer.htm

where there are links showing the removal of the PII SECC casing (the HardOCP one seems to have nice pictures).

-Tempest, writing this on a 233@350 PII system (multiplier not locked, record with aircooling 233@408 MHz stable )

[PowerHungry]

I have the pics top and bottom of the DX posted on my webserver, http://opotzner.dnsalias.net/downloads/MURC%20Stuff/ .

[Taz]

Thanks guys, I think I've got them all now

[2Whyzzi]

heh

A friend of mine ripped an 80186 3MHz out of an Acer Altos many years ago (1993 or something). We didn't have a digital camera back then. I did come across another 80186 on a VESA Local Bus Cache controller... don't know if it is still around though, and never had windows 95 drivers for it. If you want a picture of the Ceramic packaging, let me know, and I'll see what I can turn up.