486 What is the difference between the 586 computer and the later computer?

The so-called is the code name of Intel's CPU, because of its excellent performance and high market popularity, other manufacturers have launched CPUs with the same name, and in the United States, the number cannot be registered as a trademark, Intel is very troubled by this, and later after the launch of the 586CPU, Intel did not make the next generation of CPUs 686, but took the name of Pentium, which is now known as the Pentium CPU, so people's names for computers have changed.

The 586 is an epoch-making Pentium processor produced by Intel Corporation, which is a turning point from a text system to an image system. It just so happened that win95 also came out at that time. 586 is the name of the CPU, not the name of the computer, that is the first generation of the Pentium series, and later it was called the Pentium 1 Pentium 2 Pentium 3, and later the Pentium 4

Then there was the Core and the i-series.

All refer to the model of the CPU.

The 386 was officially released on October 17, 1985 as the 80386 DX transistor initially increased to a small number of 40MHz products.

The 486 is an 80486 introduced in 1989 that integrates 120W transistors with a 1 micron manufacturing process and an initial 25MHz boost to.

586, in the mid-nineties 586 came out and Intel named it Pentium to distinguish it while AMD and Cyrix also launched K5 and 6x86 processors, respectively.

**The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is a very large-scale integrated circuit, which is the computing core and control unit of a computer. Its function is mainly to interpret computer instructions as well as process data in computer software.

**The processor mainly consists of combinators (ALUs, arithmetic logic units) and caches, as well as buses that enable the data, control and state between them. Together with internal memory and input and output (IO) devices, it is known as the three core components of electronic computers.

Physical structure: The CPU includes arithmetic logic components, register components, and control components.

Working process: The CPU takes out the instruction from the memory or cache memory, puts it into the instruction register, and decodes the instruction. It decomposes the instruction into a series of micro-operations, and then issues various control commands to execute a series of micro-operations, so as to complete the execution of an instruction.

An instruction is a basic command for a computer that prescribes the type of operation to be performed and the number of operands. An instruction consists of one or more bytes, including an opcode field, one or more fields about the operand address, and some status words and feature codes that characterize the state of the machine. Some directives also contain the operand itself directly.

CPU model.

Intel 8086 is a 16-bit microprocessor chip designed by Intel in 1978 and is the ancestor of the x86 architecture.

Intel launched the 80286 chip in 1982, which has developed by leaps and bounds compared to the 8086 and 8088, although it is still a 16-bit structure, but it contains 10,000 transistors inside the CPU, and the clock frequency has gradually increased from the initial 6MHz to 20MHz. Both the internal and external data buses are 16 bits, the address bus is 24 bits, and the addressable memory size is compatible with all the functions of the 8086 and is an upward-compatible microprocessor of the 8086, allowing the assembly language program of the 8086 to run on the 80286 without any modifications.

Intel launched the CPU chip in 1985, it is the first 32-bit microprocessor in the 80X86 series, and the manufacturing process has also made great progress, compared with 80286, 80386 contains 10,000 transistors inside, the clock frequency is, and then increased to 20MHz, 25MHz, the internal and external data buses are 32 bits, the address bus is also 32 bits, and the addressable up to 4GB memory. In addition to having a real mode and a protected mode, it also adds a way of working called Virtual 86, which can provide multitasking capabilities by emulating multiple 80x86 processors at the same time.

Intel starts with 8086, P1, P2, P3, and P4 all use the same CPU architecture, collectively referred to as X86.

The correct option is the CPU model.

All of them are computer ** processors developed by Intel Corporation. R&D products are, 586 renamed "Pentium". It's the "Core" era.

Refers to the processor, i.e. the CPU model. Reference.

It is the abbreviation of the old computer, and it is also the abbreviation of CPU.