AMD 486

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The AMD 486 is a family of x86-compatible microprocessors produced by Advanced Micro Devices as a cost-effective and widely used alternative to Intel’s 80486 CPUs in the early 1990s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Intel 80486-compatible CPU
microprocessor family
x86-compatible microprocessor
addressBusWidth 32-bit
architecture x86 NERFINISHED
brand Am486 NERFINISHED
busWidth 32-bit external data bus
cacheType on-chip L1 cache
clockSpeedRange 25 MHz to 120 MHz
compatibleWith Intel 80486 NERFINISHED
MS-DOS NERFINISHED
Windows 3.x NERFINISHED
early Windows 95 systems
contemporaryWith Intel 80486 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
familyMember Am486DX NERFINISHED
Am486DX2 NERFINISHED
Am486DX4
Am486SV8
Am486SX NERFINISHED
hasVariant AMD 5x86 (as successor in same market segment)
instructionSet IA-32 NERFINISHED
introducedAs cost-effective alternative to Intel 80486
introducedInDecade 1990s
L1CacheSize 16 KB
8 KB
manufacturer Advanced Micro Devices NERFINISHED
marketPosition low-cost 486-class CPU
mathCoprocessor integrated FPU in DX models
no integrated FPU in SX models
microarchitecture 486-class CISC
notableFor undercutting Intel 486 prices
widespread use in budget 486 PCs
powerConsumption lower than many contemporary Intel 486 parts
processTechnology CMOS
socket Socket 2
Socket 3
successor AMD 5x86 NERFINISHED
supports 32-bit protected mode
math coprocessor (in DX models)
on-chip cache write-back (in some models)
paging
virtual 8086 mode
targetMarket desktop PCs
value-oriented OEM systems
technologyNodeRange 0.8 µm to 0.35 µm (depending on model)
usedIn IBM PC compatible computers
wordSize 32-bit

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