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[http://cpu.in.ua] Home Collection CPU 8080 8085 8086 8088 186 286 386 486 586 [Pentium, etc.] 686 [PPro, K6, etc.] 6502 Z80 FPU 8087 287 387 USSR CPU 580 [8080] 587 589 [3002] 1801 1804 [2901] 1810 [8086, 8088] 1821 [8085] 1858 [Z80] Tradelist Acknowledgements Articles Intel CPU history Intel 8086/8088 support chips Z80 processor 6502 processor ----- Soviet CPU guide [Russian] [English] USSR CPU history USSR chip packages Computers Links Contact Contact me About cpu.in.ua Quick x86 links Western: 8080 | 8085 | 8086 | 8087 | 8088 | 186 | 286 | 287 | 386 | 387 | 486 | Pentium class | Newer USSR: 8080 | 8085 | 8086, 8088 See Collection for more. Collection stats All chips: 320 Soviet only: 62 Tradelist: 68 Buttons Counters # cat / Home Дорогой Посетитель! На этом сайте расположена частная коллекция (музей) микропроцессоров из Украины. Все изображенные в разделе Collection процессоры действительно у меня имеются. На сайте вы также можете найти разные статьи по истории микропроцессоров (к сожалению только на английском), раздел про старые компьютеры и различные ссылки на другие интересные ресурсы. Если есть вопросы или земечания, пишите мне! Слава. Dear Visitor! This site is dedicated to a private collection of microprocessors located in Ukraine. All the pictures in the Collection section are of the real ones that I have. There are different articles on processor history, a section of vintage computers and a lot of useful links . If any questions or comments, do not hesitate to mail me! Slava. Site history 2006-09-19 The site is back online, and a beta of my Soviet CPU guide is available here . For now, only in Russian. Corrections are very welcome. 2006-04-14 Added 10 more chips, all of them linked to enlarged versions (at last :-) The 8086 family got two new chips AMD D8086-2 and FUJITSU MBL8086-2 Two CPUs were added to the 8088 family HARRIS IS80C88 and INTEL N80C88AL Two chips went into the 186 family AMD N80186-10 and SIEMENS SAB80186R The 286 CPU family got 4 new chips AMD CG80286-8/C2, HARRIS CS80C286-20, INTEL R80286-8, SIEMENS SAB80286-R This is all for now. 320 chips in the collection. :) Check back periodically, who knows when I'll be adding more interesting chips! 8-) 2006-04-13 The 1804 USSR series was updated with two Am2903 clones M1804VS2 and KM1804VS2. Soviet 1810 series was updated with another i8086 clone KR1810VM86 with visible traces. Two chips were added to the 8080 family NS INS8080AD-1/C8080A-1 and Intel D8080. Four 8088 were added: AMD QM8088DI/D8088, QM8088-2DI/D8088-2, Intel P8088 and LD8088 2006-04-06 The Soviet 1801 CPU series gallery now includes KR1801VM3 A, KM1801VM3 B, M1801VM3 A processors (extremely beautiful large ceramic packages you should see them!), KN1801VM3 A sample , KN1801VM3 without plant logo and datecode and a KN1801VM4 A FPU !! Two chips added to the 587 Soviet bit slice processor family: N587IK2 ALU (military version), and a KR587IK2 ALU. Added another 580VM80 (Kvantor plant, military) to the USSR 580 series. The first Am2903 BSP clone a military 1804VS2 in planar pink ceramic added to the USSR 1804 series. 2006-04-01 Tradelist updated with another 580VM80 (Kvantor, military), another KR1810VM86 (Kvazar, visible traces), KN1801VM3 (Angstrem, ES), and a K1801VM1 (Angstrem, pink ceramic). Added 6 FPU's to the 387 section 2006-03-16 Created the USSR 1804 series an AMD 2900 clone. Added two chips. Updated the USSR 1858 series with KNIIMP Z80 CPU. It's not a 1858, but it is made in USSR. Updated the Z80 family with MME UB880D Updated the 8085 family with AMD D8085AH, Toshiba TNP8085AP-2. Updated the 287 FPU family with AMD P80C287-10 black print Updated the 486 CPU family with AMD A80486DX4-100V8T, Cyrix Cx486DX2-66GP, Intel DX2ODPR66 SZ935 V4.0, TI TI486DX4-G100-GA. Updated the 586 processor family with AMD AMD-K5-PR75ABR, AMD-K5-PR100ABQ, INTEL A80502-75, BP80503166. 2006-03-15 Added K589IK14 to the tradelist Created the USSR 589 series , which includes copies of Intel 3002 BSP and it's support chips. Added four chips to it. Created the USSR 587 series , a unique Soviet design. Added three chips. 2006-03-13 Updated the tradelist . 2006-03-09 All content has been ported to the new design. 2005-12-05 The first version of the site came online. It featured five frames, javascript based navigation, and has been unusable ;-) Copyleft (L) V'yacheslav Stetskevych, 2005-2006. Some rights reserved. This site complies with W3C markup and style standards.