386
Early PC brain
386 is a number that was used to designate a family of microprocessors developed by Intel and introduced in 1985.
They were used as the central processing unit of many PCs and servers.
Component that executes instructions
- IntelSemiconductor corporation from California
- chipSmall broken-off piece
- architectureBuilding design discipline
- CPUMain computing chip
32-bit · microprocessor · register · instruction set · cache · clock speed · motherboard · socket
processor
Component that executes instructions
- IntelSemiconductor corporation from California
- chipSmall broken-off piece
- architectureBuilding design discipline
CPU · 32-bit · microprocessor · register · instruction set · cache · clock speed · motherboard · socket · computing
number
Symbol representing quantity
three-digit · mathematics · counting · quantity · digit · numeral · value · figure · sum · arithmetic
38664-bit
Computing width standard
x64 · Core i7 · Pentium · 486 · Intel Core
Internet-delivered digital infrastructure
smartphone era · state-of-the-art · cutting-edge · Windows 11 · DOS