> Ok - I haven't read the article - maybe they're talking about some processor where the manufacturer actually provides a datasheet. You don't ever need to rea

> Ok - I haven't read the article - maybe they're talking about some processor where the manufacturer actually provides a datasheet. You don't ever need to read the article, URI is enough to know the manufacturer. > The last time I tried to find something recent from Intel, the most recent datasheet of any kind I could find (one that listed technical stuff like registers, pins, opcodes, etc - not just some basic figures and marketing junk), I think the latest I found was for the Core2 Duo/Quad series - then nothing after that That was the last generation supported by non-Intel chipsets. It is not a coincidence.