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From CPU Grave Yard
CPU Grave Yard - my collection of CPU / MCU / SoC / BSP
| Oldest Processors | |
|---|---|
| 1971 | Intel - 4004 family |
| 1972 | Intel - 8008 family |
| 1974 | Motorola - 6800 family |
| 1974 | Intel - Series 3000 |
| 1974 | Intel - 4040 family |
| 1974 | Intel - 8080 family |
| 1975 | MOS - 6500 family |
| 1975 | Panafacom - MN1610 family |
| Earliest Home Computer CPUs | |
|---|---|
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MOS - 6500 family |
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Zilog - Z80 family |
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Intel - 8086 family |
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RCA - COSMAC family |
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Motorola - 6800 family |
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Fairchild - F8 family |
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Signetics - 2650 family |
| Servers & Workstations CPUs | |
|---|---|
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SPARC family |
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Power family |
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MIPS family |
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HP - PA-RISC family |
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Intel - Xeon family |
I currently have 981 chips in my collection. Allot of them are pretty common, but some are rare, and a few are extremely rare. Some of the really rare one are Intel - MD3002/C and MC3003/C. The rarest one I own is the MOS - MCS6501. By court order all of these chip where required to be destroyed. There are probably less than 10 in existence.
One of my favorite families is the AMD - Am2900 family. It is a bit-slice processor have the ability to be joined together to create a data-width as large as desired. The processors is split into multiple chips such as an ALU and micro-program control unit.
My larger collections
| Latest CPU families | |
|---|---|
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AMD - Epyc family |
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AMD - Ryzen family |
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Intel - Core family |
| Latest SoC families | |
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Intel - Atom family |
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ARM - Cortex family |
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RISC-V family |
| Statistics | |
|---|---|
| Chips: | 981 |
| CPU | 599 |
| MCU | 218 |
| SoC | 41 |
| Manufacturers: | 94 |
| Families: | 189 |
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MOS - 6501; extremely rare CPU in the 6500 family, sometimes referred to the 6502 family due to 6502 being the most popular CPU in the family
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