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Then it is odd I have ever only read the story about ARM. Do Intel's/AMD's proto's run on their I/O pins?

• monocasa 6y ago
  It's not really a fair comparison, because it's not the same TDP niche. I imagine Intel Quarks will though. Probably any of the SoC versions as well. I've actually had to design around this in a board once. Had a chip where the reset line didn't hook up to all the logic inside it. Originally just put FETs on the power lines, but that wasn't enough and I had to gate off all the I/O lines too.
  • the-dude 6y ago
    The first ARM was designed as a CPU for a desktop computer ( the Archimedes )
    • monocasa 6y ago
      Sure, and I bet a 486 (so a comparable processor for the time) can run off of it's I/O pins. A quark is a 486 core.