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	Encyclopedia: P5
		P5 can refer to several things Essential Realitys P5 Virtual Reality Glove position 5 in a race Pizzicato Five, a J-POP group Intel 5th generation processor design, or 586, i586, 80586 Pentium (Pentium classic) Pentium MMX Intel Pentium 5, a nonexistent CPU design.
		Encyclopedia: P5 Updated 128 days 21 minutes ago.
		Pentium logo The Pentium is a fifth-generation x86 architecture microprocessor by Intel which first shipped on March 22, 1993.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/P5 (640 words)

	Intel Pentium Encyclopedia Article, History, Biography @ Local Color Art
		The fastest Intel 486 parts were almost the same speed as a first-generation Pentium, and a few late-model AMD 486 parts were roughly equal to the Pentium 75.
		The original Pentium microprocessor had the internal code name P5, and was a pipelined in-order superscalar microprocessor, produced using a 0.8 µm process.
		Subsequently, the P55C was released as the Pentium with MMX Technology (usually just called Pentium MMX); it was based on the P5 core, the 0.35 µm process was also used for this series, but it had a new set of 57 "MMX" instructions to improve working on multimedia tasks, such as encoding and decoding media.
	encyclopedia.localcolorart.com /encyclopedia/Intel_Pentium (640 words)

	Intel P6 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The P6 microarchitecture is the sixth generation x86 microprocessor architecture of Intel, released in 1995.
		The first implementation of the P6 core was in the design of the Pentium Pro CPU in the mid-nineties, the immediate successor to the original Pentium design (P5).
		The P6 architecture lasted three generations from the Pentium Pro to Pentium III, and was widely known for low power consumption, excellent integer performance, and relatively high Instruction per Cycle (IPC).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Intel_P6 (805 words)

	Computer Generation Timeline
		1993-6 - Intel Pentium(P5 [5 vol]), P54C[3.3 volt]) - Developed by Intel in Haifa, Israel, 1993
		Intel decided to go to the Slot 1 interface for the Pentium II, while AMD and Cyrix were sticking with Socket 7 on Pentium-class boards.
		The 430HX was the only current Intel Pentium-class chipset to offer parity and error corrected memory support.
	pages.prodigy.net /jcusto/bin/pcrepair/cputime.htm (1477 words)

	Microbeta.net -> pentium 5
		The Intel Pentium 5 Processor Has Been Released To Beta Testers And Developers For Testing Purposes Only And P5 Minimum Speed Is Said To Be 2.8GHz w/HT michaelas10
		The Intel Pentium 5 Processor Has Been Released To Beta Testers And Developers For Testing Purposes Only And P5 Minimum Speed Is Said To Be 2.8GHz w/HT right!
		I think Pentium 5 will be as fast as Pentium 4 or even faster.
	www.microbeta.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=4978 (291 words)

	BYTE.com
		The 387-pin Socket 8 was incompatible with Socket 7, which is the standard 296-pin ZIF socket u sed by all P5-class processors, including Intel's own Pentiums, Advanced Micro Devices' K5 and K6, Cyrix's 6x86 and 6x86MX, and Centaur Technology's new IDT-C6.
		They also can't make Socket 7 motherboards with Intel's latest system chip sets (because the chip sets aren't compatible with Socket 7), and they face a more limited choice of chip-set suppliers for SEC motherboards because some would-be suppliers don't have an Intel license.
		But instead of inventing a new socket to accommodate the extra pins, the dual-bus CPU and L2 cache would sit on a daughtercard that plugs into Socket 7.
	www.byte.com /art/9711/sec6/art1.htm (3263 words)

	68k
		The 4th generation 68060 shared most of the features of the Intel P5 architecture of x86.
		The Motorola 680x0, 0x0, m68k, or 68k family of CISC microprocessor CPU chips were 32-bit from the start, and were the primary competition for the Intel x86 family of chips.
		Should Motorola have decided to stick with the 680x0 series it is very likely that the next processor (68080) would have resembled Intel's P6 architecture.
	hallencyclopedia.com /68k (639 words)

	Pentium 5 release date? - Emuforums.com
		There are currently no plans for a Pentium V. Intel's next big CPU core release will be the Pentium 4 Prescott (which itself has enough enhancements to make it a P5 You can consider the Prescott to be the next big CPU from Intel.
		According to Intel, Pentium IV would be taken upto 10Ghz, and after that maybe they would release Pentium 5, so wait for P4 to reach 10Ghz.
		Its enhancements will allow it to perform 15-20% faster than current Pentium 4 processors at the same clock speed and it'll also be able to reach much higher clock speeds.
	forums.ngemu.com /hardware-discussion/27091-pentium-5-release-date.html (1385 words)

	BYTE.com
		The 387-pin Socket 8 was incompatible with Socket 7, which is the standard 296-pin ZIF socket u sed by all P5-class processors, including Intel's own Pentiums, Advanced Micro Devices' K5 and K6, Cyrix's 6x86 and 6x86MX, and Centaur Technology's new IDT-C6.
		They also can't make Socket 7 motherboards with Intel's latest system chip sets (because the chip sets aren't compatible with Socket 7), and they face a more limited choice of chip-set suppliers for SEC motherboards because some would-be suppliers don't have an Intel license.
		But instead of inventing a new socket to accommodate the extra pins, the dual-bus CPU and L2 cache would sit on a daughtercard that plugs into Socket 7.
	www.byte.com /art/9711/sec6/art1.htm (3263 words)

	Voodoo Extreme: Yamhill on the Horizon
		'Yamhill' is definitely one of the stupider sounding code names for an Intel chip...
		August 04, 2003 - The Register has some analysis of Intel's fairly-reliable-rumor Yamhill processor, essentially a Prescott with a set of 64 bit extensions.
		ATR reckons it will ultimately do so, and "eventually supply a 64-bit extension of its P4 [and] P5 [aka Prescott]", according to the ATR report, cited by Semiconductor Business News.
	ve3d.ign.com /articles/432/432087p1.html (136 words)

	Talk:Motorola 68060 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		P5's FPU was a low-latency single issue design very much like 68060 and K6.
		It was not what we'd recognise today as a pipelined design, Intel simply did not have the transistor budget to do that.
		68060: 3/3 - P5: 3/1 - K6: 2/2
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Motorola_68060 (329 words)

	Hardware Analysis - Forum - Pentium 5
		I don't think Intel would shoot for a base speed of 5 GHz out of the P5 because that would leave a very large performance gap in their line.
		a pentium having a speed of 5Ghz is the only one that could break the athlons speed performance which i think as of now intel is working with.
		their plan for releasing pentium 4Ghz was cancelled because it was far behind the lates athlon cpu.
	www.hardwareanalysis.com /content/topic/45580 (1422 words)

	GameDev.net -- Languages
		An online book covering assembly programming for the Intel architecture.
		Provides an overview of Intel's SSE2 and examples of how to use it.
		The P5 Basics, and the New Profiling Registers
	www.gamedev.net /reference/list.asp?categoryid=20 (850 words)

	Flip-Chip Technology on Organic Pin Grid Array Packages
		He has more than eight years of experience in advanced microprocessor packaging technology development that includes ceramic packaging for the P5 generation, dual cavity ceramic packaging for the P6 generation, Plastic Land Grid Array packaging, Multichip Module packaging for Itanium™ processor, and Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array packaging.
		Hwai-Peng Yeoh is an Integration and Substrate Development Manager in the Assembly Technology Development group in Intel, Malaysia.
		Mirng-Ji Lii is a Packaging Design Integrator in the Assembly Technology Development group at Intel.
	www.intel.com /technology/itj/q32000/articles/art_2who.htm (404 words)

	Intel Pentium Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography
		The original Pentium microprocessor had the internal code name P5, and was a pipelined in-order superscalar microprocessor, produced using a 0.8 µm process.
		Subsequently, the P55C was released as the Pentium with MMX Technology (usually just called Pentium MMX); it was based on the P5 core, the 0.35 µm process was also used for this series, but it had a new set of 57 "MMX" instructions to improve working on multimedia tasks, such as encoding and decoding media.
		The Pentium brand is now used for desktop parts, the Celeron brand is used for "value" parts (typically lower performance and lower price), and the Xeon brand is used for high-performance parts suitable for servers and workstations.
	encyclopedia.localcolorart.com /encyclopedia/Intel_Pentium (948 words)

	Pentium
		Codenamed P5, the Pentium was released by Intel in 1993 as a replacement to the 80486 processor.
		The Pentium processor is faster and more powerful than Intel's earlier chips, with about 3.1 million transistors, compared to 1.2 million on the 80486 and 275,000 on the 80386.
		It is called "Pentium" because it is the fifth in the 80x86 line.
	www.computerhope.com /jargon/p/pentium.htm (151 words)

	LKML: Steffen Persvold: Re: io-apic not working on i850mv(p4)
		> > I/O APIC != local APIC; the latter is on on all CPU's since P5 (at least > for Intel), I/O APIC's are usable mostly on SMP boards.
		> > model name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1.70GHz > > flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm >...
		> > why gives XT-PIC instead of IO-APIC for all interrupst > > Because you don't have an IO APIC?
	lkml.org /lkml/2002/3/23/5 (257 words)

	ATCA, CompactPCI Express, packet switching backplane, backplane, 2.16, EXP 0
		The backward compatibility to CompactPCI and the wealth of user available backplane IO of the P3, P4 and P5 connectors will allow many new specialized applications to be supported while continuing to support all existing card designs.
		CompactPCI Express supports the next generation Intel PCI Express architecture in the familiar 6U-160 Eurocard form factor.
		Taking AdvancedTCA to the Next Level: From Development Units to Shelf Management
	www.nextgenbackplanes.com (1762 words)

	68k - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Should Motorola have decided to stick with the 680x0 series it is very likely that the next processor (68080) would have resembled Intel's P6 architecture.
		Generation four did compete against the P5 IA-32 chips (Pentiums), but to a lesser extent, as much of the hitherto 68k marketplace was shifting over to the PowerPC, sounding the death knell for the 680x0 on the desktop.
		After the mainline 68k processors' demise, the 68k family has been used to some extent in microcontroller/embedded microprocessor versions.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Motorola_680x0 (451 words)

	Four Hundred Stuff--IBM Extends i5 Model 570, Steps on Model 550
		As IBM explained back in May, the Model 570 was designed to be a modular system, like the "Summit" xSeries boxes that use Intel's Itanium 2 and Xeon DP processors, to scale from one to 16 or 32 processors respectively.
		But IBM's iSeries execs have hinted that the Model 550 was a possible future announcement, and we all know that the pSeries (now p5) team needs to launch a low-cost Unix box to run the low-cost Oracle Standard Edition database, which drives a big part of the Unix market.
		IBM said in May that it would keep up a steady rate of OS/400 server announcements as it rolls out the Power5-based machines, and today Big Blue is making good on that promise.
	www.itjungle.com /fhs/fhs071304-story01.html (1285 words)

	SSE2 and SSE3 macros for ml 6.14
		If ML 6.15 was available, we would not ned them and while I own ML up to version 7 and every version inbetween but the p5 processor pack is the only external source of ML 6.15 and it is only licenced for VC owners.
		You get the best SSE3 info from the Intel manuals.
		Thanks for making the effort writing these, I had a quick play to format them up so they are easier to read and I would like to see your NAME on the include file so we all know who did the work.
	www.masmforum.com /simple/index.php?topic=850.new (799 words)

	Butterfly processor
		Although there are other laptops currently on the market that utilize the P5 processor (although many use the desk-side high power consumption chip set), the Butterfly has an Intel 486 processor.
		There are two versions; one with the 50 MHz 486 DX2 (8K cache) and one with the 75 MHZ 486 DX4 (16K cache).
		He seems to believe that since the 486 in the Butterfly already has a good cache and FPU, it would not benefit as much from a Am5x86 upgrade.
	ftp.ee.lbl.gov /leres/butterfly/processor.html (799 words)

	Intel posts work-around for F0 erratum (InfoWorld)
		The problem affects P5-architecture Intel processors: the Pentium processor, Pentium MMX processor, Pentium OverDrive processor, and Pentium MMX OverDrive processor.
		Intel on Friday posted a work-around for the "F0" bug uncovered a week earlier.
		"We have been in discussion with the Intel engineering team with regard to the Pentium processor invalid instruction erratum, including the software work-around solution," said Linus Torvalds, developer of Linux.
	www.infoworld.com /cgi-bin/displayStory.pl?971114.wintelfix.htm (799 words)

	Pentium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Pentium was originally to be named 80586 or i586, but due to an ongoing battle with Advanced Micro Devices over the use of the previous processor generations' names--80386 and 80486--and the inability to trademark a number, Intel enlisted the help of Lexicon Branding in order to rename their new processor line.
		The original Pentium microprocessor had the internal code name P5, and was a pipelined in-order superscalar microprocessor, produced using a 0.8 µm process.
		Pentium OverDrive processors were released at speeds of 63 and 83 MHz as an upgrade option for older 486-class computers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pentium (895 words)

	First IBM Power5 server to debut Monday CNET News.com
		And Power5 is the foundation not just of the i5 and p5 lines but also of a new top-end storage system, IBM executives have said.
		IBM's Power5 chip is a 64-bit processor that competes with high-end chips from Intel, Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard.
		Power5 has better partition abilities than Power4, with each chip able to run as many as 10 separate operating systems instead of just one.
	news.com.com /2100-1010_3-5203401.html (895 words)

	IBM's Power5 beast takes on Sun, HP - and IBM The Register
		The 64-processor i5-595 and p5-595 deliver many mainframe-like features but fall a bit more in the "open systems" category, meaning customers can gain price/performance advantages and be less dependent on very proprietary mainframe tools.
		Sun and HP have only recently rolled out dual-core processors, and Intel won't have a dual-core Itanium chip until next year.
		In addition, the Power5 chips can churn through more software threads via IBM's multi-threading technology, which was not available on the older Unix boxes.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2004/10/15/ibm_590_release (895 words)

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