Intel's 35 years of chip design

[exit2dos]

Nothing new here. Just thought it might be informative to those who are interested in CPU history.

http://content.zdnet.com/2346-9595_22-37087.html

 

[Guest]

That was really sweet, incredible the advances in 35 years! Gotta love that Montecito die shot 8O

The text on the side was a bit cheesy by moments but whatever!

 

[djplanet]

Nice chip chronicle, but no Core architecture represented. I wonder why.

 

[apt403]

thanks for the link, ive never been able to find die shots of cpu's that old before.

 

[mr_fnord]

Them's not die shots, the older images are of masks.

 

[danny9894]

Nothing new here. Just thought it might be informative to those who are interested in CPU history.

http://content.zdnet.com/2346-9595_22-37087.html

Man the advancements in the last 35 years are amazing. 35 years from now will probably be even more amazing

 

[dasickninja]

Works great for this project I have. Gracias.

 

[derek2006]

What happened to the Pentium 3?

 

[BMFM]

It was also covered.

< http://content.zdnet.com/2346-9595_22-37087-11.html >

@ exit2dos:
Very nice link.

BTW that’s a really freaky looking clown!

 

[derek2006]

O missed it I overlooked where it said Pentium 3 and thought it was talking about a celeron.