This page will show all objects that classify as Kvazar KM1810BM. The KM1810BM has been made by Kvazar, who made x86 CPU clones in the USSR-era. Kvazar is Ukrainian and produced 8088 and 8086 CPU in the old days. Today they focus on photovoltaic cells, solar modules and solar systems.
Kvazar is an Ukrainian manufacturer from the USSR-era. They made perfectly matching Intel 8088 and 8086 clones. As seen on the picture they used white packaging with gold-colored pins. I like that color combination!
I've tested this CPU in my ARC 8088 system and it works as a normal 4,77MHz/5MHz 8088 CPU. The only problem I faced is that my 8088 boots up with turbo mode on (=8MHz) which can only be set back to 5MHz a few seconds after booting. This means I have to boot the CPU overclocked (double the clock frequency as normal!) and set it back to 5MHz before it crashes. > Read more
Just like the 8088-clone but in 8086 version. The 8086 CPU's are almost identical except that they work with a 16-bit wide bus instead of 8-bit.
The production date of this chip is interesting. Intel designed the 8086 in 1976 and Kvazar made this CPU sixteen years later! At that time the Pentium was on the design table and both 386 and 486 systems were made for the masses. > Read more
Kvazar KM1810BM 88 'N/A'