An early 8088 microprocessor with it's date code 8125! This means it rolled of the assembly line in the 25th week of 1981. That's about 2 years after the initial release in 1979.

The 8088 is almost identical to the 8086 except that it has an 8-bit external databus. Internally it can process just ... > Read more

This is an Intel 8088 clone running at 5MHz (4,77). It just runs exactly like the Intel chip in terms of performance. The 8088's made my other manufacturers than Intel are not reverse engineering but made with the original spec/design sheets. Intel sold the rights to other companies to fabricate chi... > Read more

My first PC had this Intel-clone 8088 8MHz processor. Along with 640KB RAM, 5,25" DD drive and a Seagate ST-225 'tank' it found it's home in an ARC ProTurbo-88. The 8088 is a cheaper variant of the 8086. Whereas the 8086 has a 16-bit I/O interface the 8088 has 8-bit. Because of this motherboard manu... > Read more