Cpushack.Net

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The CPU Shack went live January 30, 2002 and has been growing ever since. On May 12th 2004 the CPU Shack finally passed 1000 CPUs. Its been over 5 years of collecting and it is now hard to find stuff I don't have. (though there is a ton). Wow, what a fascinating experience this has been. The amount of information now available about older CPUs is staggering and the camadre of fellow collectors is building. Due to the large amount of pictures and bandwidth the site now uses I have had to include the ads via the Google Adsense program, they are generally text based and are content driven (ie they are related to whats on this site). They, thankfully, have offset the cost of hosting this page. I've decided to forgo listing specs for every CPU now. I am going to concentrate on making a reference section for collectors and others who are interested. I think this is needed more then specs and is very much interesting and relevant. I will eventually add specs (though they may come from others). In lew of this I have changed the specs page to 'reference.' Thats all for now. The collection continues to grow, as of June 2005 we are now over 1450 CPUs. I am beginning to concentrate on specific fields of CPUs now, such as the AMD 29k series and Cyrix chips. Both are no longer made and were very interesting in their time. Newest Updates: Well its a new year and I figured I'd point some things out. First off, wow what a year, The CPU Shack now has over 1700 CPU's. ...

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