Motorola MC68000 CPU, removed from an Amiga 500.
The underside of a Motorola MC68000 CPU.
A sligtly more unusual member of the 68k family, the 68010. Although pin compatible with the 68000, it has some new tricks. Among the most noticable is the…
A Motorola 68020 CPU. The '020' was released in 1984 and was a 32-bit successor to the famous 16-bit 68000 processor. It was the first 68k processor to feature…
The underbelly of the Motorola 68020 CPU.
A 25MHz Motorola 68030 RC. (C is for Ceramic enclosure).
To the left is a Motorola 68030 CPU @50MHz and to the right is a MC68882 FPU (math co-processor). Motorola released the '030' in 1987 as the successor to the…
The fastest 68040 ever produced by Motorola; the 40MHz 040. The "oh forty" is a full 32-bit processor that used an internal clock that was half of the external…
The 'underbelly' of the 68040 with all pins exposed.
Motorola 68060 CPU. The last 68k CPU produced by Motorola before they abandoned the 68k line in favor of the PPC line of CPUs. This particular model is a…
Top: Heat sink, Middle: Socket, Bottom the 060 CPU.
