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The x86 category includes information covering Intels 8086,186,286,386,486,Pentium, and newer cpus that initialize in an 8086 compatibility mode. The term x86 is typically limited to 16 and 32-bit cpus. Cpus that have 64-bit extensions to x86 compatible cpus are commonly |
The x86 category includes information covering Intels 8086,186,286,386,486,Pentium, and newer cpus that initialize in an 8086 compatibility mode. The term x86 is typically limited to 16 and 32-bit cpus. Cpus that have 64-bit extensions to x86 compatible cpus are commonly known as x86-64. Computer systems are considered to be x86 architecture systems if they are opcode compatible with Intel x86 cpus even when employing cpus by manufacturers such as Cyrix and AMD. X86 now has the X87 coprocessor (FPU) intergrated |
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 18 February 2012
The x86 category includes information covering Intels 8086,186,286,386,486,Pentium, and newer cpus that initialize in an 8086 compatibility mode. The term x86 is typically limited to 16 and 32-bit cpus. Cpus that have 64-bit extensions to x86 compatible cpus are commonly known as x86-64. Computer systems are considered to be x86 architecture systems if they are opcode compatible with Intel x86 cpus even when employing cpus by manufacturers such as Cyrix and AMD. X86 now has the X87 coprocessor (FPU) intergrated
Subcategories
This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.
B
- BIOS (4 P)
C
- CPU Registers (5 P)
I
- Interrupts (22 P)
M
- Memory Segmentation (6 P)
P
R
U
- UEFI (20 P)
Pages in category "X86"
The following 44 pages are in this category, out of 44 total.