Intel 80386

E637382

The Intel 80386 is a 32-bit x86 microprocessor that marked a major evolution in PC computing by introducing protected mode, virtual memory support, and hardware multitasking capabilities.

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Intel 80386 microprocessor 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CPU
microprocessor
x86 microprocessor
addressBusWidth 32-bit
alsoKnownAs 80386 NERFINISHED
Intel 386 NERFINISHED
i386 NERFINISHED
announcementDate 1985-10-17
architecture x86 NERFINISHED
backwardCompatibleWith Intel 80286 NERFINISHED
Intel 8086 NERFINISHED
Intel 8088 NERFINISHED
bitWidth 32-bit
commercialAvailabilityYear 1986
compatibleWith x86 instruction set
dataBusWidth 32-bit
designer Intel NERFINISHED
enabledOperatingSystem Windows 3.x in 386 enhanced mode NERFINISHED
enabledOperatingSystem early 32-bit Unix variants on PCs
early Linux kernels
family Intel 386 family NERFINISHED
initialClockSpeed 12 MHz
16 MHz
20 MHz
introductionYear 1985
laterClockSpeed 25 MHz
33 MHz
manufacturer Intel NERFINISHED
market personal computers
servers
workstations
maxAddressableMemory 4 GB
notableImpact enabled advanced memory protection on PCs
enabled preemptive multitasking on x86 platforms
introduced 32-bit computing to mainstream x86 PCs
notableUse IBM PC compatibles NERFINISHED
packageType PGA
predecessor Intel 80286 NERFINISHED
processTechnology 1 µm
1.5 µm
successor Intel 80486 NERFINISHED
supportsFeature 32-bit linear address space
32-bit registers
debug registers
hardware multitasking
new instructions for task management
on-chip memory management unit
paging
privilege levels
ring-based protection
segmentation
virtual memory
supportsMode protected mode
real mode
virtual 8086 mode
transistorCount 275000
wordSize 32-bit

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IA-32 introducedBy Intel 80386
this entity surface form: Intel 80386 microprocessor
IA-32 introducedWith Intel 80386
Intel 80486 predecessor Intel 80386
Intel 80286 successor Intel 80386
Xenix supportedArchitecture Intel 80386