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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Computer Evolution and Performance Part 15

Intel Core2Duo
- Further development of the Core Duo.

  • Building processor between the first and second.
- Technology denganL2 dual processor cache up to 2MB.
- Do not focus on speed but on the ability of computing resolution two times faster.

History of the Intel Processor


Intel's series 4004 and 8008


Intel's 8080 series, 80286


Intel's 80386 series, 486 and 586


PowerPC
- Project RISC system beginning in 1975 by IBM in the computer mini-series 801.
- Series is the first prototype, a series of commercial PC RT is the introductions in 1986.
- IBM's Year 1990 issue is the next generation of IBM RISC System/6000 which is the engine superskalar RISC workstations.
- After this architecture known as the IBM POWER architecture.
Det: RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computers)

PowerPC
- IBM formed a partnership with Motorola produced a series microprocessor 6800.
- Apple use Motorola chips in Macintosh. Currently there are 4 groups PowerPC.

PowerPC 6800 series


Group Power PC
- 601, is a 32 bit machine is a massive production for the PowerPC architecture known community.
- 603, is a computer desktop and portable computers. This same group with a 601 series, but cheaper for the purpose of efficient.
- 604 series PowerPC machines for use lowend computer servers and desktop computers.
- 620, intended for the use of high-end servers. Machine with 64 bit architecture.
- 740/750, with a series of L2 cache.
- G4, such as the 750 series but is faster and uses 8 parallel instructions.

PowerPC 601 and 603 series


PowerPC 604 series


PowerPC 740 and 750 series

Computer Evolution and Performance Part 14


History of the Intel Processor

- 8080 (1972)

  • Intel's first microprocessor.
  • 8 bit machines and data to the memory bus, 8 bits.
  • 66 with the number of instructions ability 16KB.
- 8086 (1974)
  • 16 bit microprocessor technology with the instruction cache.
  • The number of instructions reached 111 and the ability to pengalamatan memory 64KB.
- 80,286 (1982)
  • Development from 8086.
  • Pengalamatan ability to reach 133 with 1MB instructions.
- 80,386 (1985)
  • 32 bit machine.
  • The system supports multitasking.
  • Best at that time.
- 80,486 (1989)
  • Progress in the cache memory technology and instruction pipelining.
  • It is equipped with a math co-processor.
- Pentium (1993)
  • Use technology that allows superscalar execution of instructions in parallel.
- Pentium Pro (1995)
  • Increase superscalar organization parallel to the process,
  • Found the system branch prediction, data flow analysis and cache memory system that increasingly sophisticated.
- Pentium II (1997)
  • MMX technology, capable of handling multimedia needs.
  • Commercial Pentium II has been using RISC technology.
- Pentium III
  • Floating point instructions ability to handle 3D graphics.
- Pentium IV
  • Floating point capabilities and increasingly sophisticated multimedia.
- Itanium
  • 2 units have the ability to floating point, integer 4 units, 3 units furcation, Internet streaming, 128 interger register.