An interactive, high-fidelity gallery charting the evolution of semiconductor engineering, micro-architectures, and microprocessor breakthroughs — cross-referenced with real EvoBench measurements on every exhibit.
The pioneer of x86 architecture. Spanning from early 16-bit 386s through the legendary Pentium era, and the modern Core and Core i9 architectures.
The ultimate disruptor. From socket-compatible 486s and K5/K6 designs, leading to the historic 64-bit Athlon, Phenoms, and the powerful Zen architecture.
Innovator in low-power high-performance computing. From custom mobile A-series chips to the revolutionizing desktop M-series system-on-chips.
Democratizing computing. Broadcom SoC architectures that powered the hobbyist single-board computer revolution, selling by the truckload.
Unique processors and alternative micro-architectures like VIA C7, Cyrix, and other chipmakers that carved out specific niches in history.
Livermore Loops (24 kernels) measured on real hardware: every CPU from a 486 PC up to modern iPhones, Apple Silicon and EPYC servers. Sortable, with raw and normalized scores.
Which Livermore kernels did 35 years of micro-architecture actually speed up? Per-GHz IPC heatmaps, per-Watt efficiency, kernel correlations and generation-over-generation findings.