80386
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The 80386 was the first 32-bit processor. They were marketed at different speeds and two different types were manufactured. The first called DX, was a fully 32-bit processor, while its reduced version was called SX and had an internal 16-bit bus, with the consequent lower costs.
They were processors to work mainly under a DOS-type operating system.
SOCKET
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QFP100
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Quad Flat Package: This type of package has a square or rectangular shape and is designed to go in a socket or to be welded directly to the base plate. It is very similar to the PLCC used in other processors.
Used in part of the 80386 SX processor range and some 80486 from brands like Cyrix.
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PGA132
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Pin Grid Array: It was the second socket manufactured for x86 processors. It was often accompanied by a PGA68 socket for the insertion of a mathematical coprocessor.
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It was used primarily in 80386 processors.
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80386 SX
Intel NG80386SX-16
TYPE: 386
Speed: 16 MHz
Bus: 16 MHz
Max memory: 16MB
Architecture: 32-bit
Transistors: 275,000
Data bus: 16 bits
Package: Plastic QFP
Socket: PQFP100
Manufacturing: 1/1988
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Donation: Sergio Velilla Rubio
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Intel NG80386SX-33
TYPE: 386
Speed: 33 MHz
Bus: 33 MHz
Max memory: 16MB
Architecture: 32-bit
Transistors: 275,000
Data bus: 16 bits
Package: Plastic QFP
Socket: QFP100
Manufacture: 10/1992
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80386 DX
Intel A80386DX-25 IV
TYPE: 386
Speed: 25 MHz
Bus: 25 MHz
Max memory: 4 GB
Architecture: 32-bit
Package: 132 ceramic pin
Socket: PGA132
sSpec: SX218
Manufacture: 4/1988
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Intel A80386DX-33 IV
TYPE: 386
Speed: 33 MHz
Bus: 33 MHz
Max memory: 4 GB
Architecture: 32-bit
Package: 132 ceramic pin
Socket: PGA132
sSpec: SX211
Manufacture: 4/1989
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Intel NT80386DX33
TYPE: 386
Speed: 33MHz
Bus: 33MHz
Max memory: 4GB
Architecture: 32 bit
Package: Plastic QFP
Socket: QFP100
Manufacturing: 1989
Purchased at: China
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80387 DX Math Coprocessor
Intel A80387DX-33
TYPE: 387 Math Coprocessor
Speed: 33 MHz
Bus: 33 MHz
Max memory: 4 GB
Architecture: 32-bit
Package: 68 ceramic pin
Socket: PGA68
sSpec: SX211
Manufacture: 4/1989
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