CPU DB, a complete database of processors for researchers and hobbyists alike
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#3I just bought a few x79 boards for and this would have helped me decide my options when plotting out the up front cost vs power savings.
Edit: I can't actually view the site at the moment, but my point is pcpartpicker doesn't have _everything_
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#4Hugged to death!
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#5I like that they have a good selection of processor families, although I wonder why some are missing. For example, SuperH, VAX, m88000, NS32000 all are missing.
One thing they could fix is using non-whole amounts for any field. The m68030, for instance, has 1/4 KB of data cache and 1/4 KB of instruction cache. Also, the sources of performance data could have better indications about sources and ways to run tests and submit results.
All in all, though, it's a neat resource!
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