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CPU-World.com website started as a side project to show off pictures of Gennadiy's CPU collection. Initially the pictures had a short note attached describing the frequency, package and the number of pins, but eventually more detailed chip specifications were added to the...

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CPU-World was added to AlternativeTo by espinozahg on and this page was last updated . CPU-World is sometimes referred to as CPU World, CPUWorld. 

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The site is geared around CPU specs and comparisons, CPU lists include both old and less popular manufacturers and models. Very fact-based, very few benchmarks. Not always up-to-date but has most new things.

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What is CPU-World?

CPU-World.com website started as a side project to show off pictures of Gennadiy's CPU collection. Initially the pictures had a short note attached describing the frequency, package and the number of pins, but eventually more detailed chip specifications were added to the site, and the site was expanded with chip (primarily CPU) related information - identification, sockets, pinouts, S-Spec numbers, etc. After more than 8 years after the website was launched, we feature more than 7500+ CPU / FPU / MCU pages, 5000+ S-Spec numbers with about 1800 S-Spec numbers for engineerings / qualifications samples, more than 400 AMD stepping codes, and wealth of other data. Recently we added CPU comparison pages, and also started to cover CPU industry news. All of that wouldn't be possible without help of numerous contributors, who submitted insightful comments, CPU pictures, CPUID data, news stories, ran benchmarks, and provided suggestions and corrections. People, who contributed most to the site, are listed in the "Thanks to" section below.