AMD K5 PR100
The AMD K5 was AMD's first in-house x86 processor and was introduced in march 1996. The AMD K5 wasn't a big success at that time because it was delayed and AMD's 90MHz and 100MHz parts were introduced 2 full years later Intel's Pentium at 90MHz and 100MHz.
Architecture-wise the K5 was quite ambitious. The die consists of 4,3 million transistors which is quite a lot more compared to the Pentium P54C that has 3,3 million transistors. Because of this large design the K5 didn't scale well so it took AMD quite some effort to get faster parts on the market.

