Intel 80386 Processors SX218, 25MHz

The Intel 80386 processor, also known as the i386, was a significant advancement in the x86 architecture, introducing 32-bit computing capabilities and a flat memory model. It was widely used in personal computers during the mid-1980s and early 1990s. The 25MHz clock speed of this particular model, the SX218, made it suitable for a range of applications at the time, including basic operating systems, word processing, and early graphical software. The processor was available in several variants, with the SX218 being a version without an integrated math coprocessor (FPU), which was a common configuration for cost-sensitive systems.

This processor is now considered vintage and is primarily of interest to collectors, historians, or those working with retro computing projects. It is not suitable for modern computing tasks due to its outdated architecture and performance limitations.



Brand: Intel
Model: 80386 SX218
Specifications: 25MHz clock speed, 32-bit architecture, no integrated FPU
Features: 32-bit computing support, flat memory model, widely used in early personal computers