Motorola MC68020RC25E – Vintage 32-Bit Microprocessor – Ceramic PGA Gold Cap – Rare Collectible CPU

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Motorola MC68020RC25E is a vintage 32-bit microprocessor from the famous Motorola 68000 family. Introduced in the mid-1980s, the 68020 brought significant advancements, including full 32-bit internal and external data paths, new addressing modes, and higher clock speeds compared to its predecessor, the MC68010.

This particular unit comes in a ceramic PGA package with a gold cap, making it highly desirable among collectors. The MC68020 was widely used in high-performance workstations, minicomputers, and early servers, as well as in iconic systems such as Sun workstations, Apollo Domain computers, and certain Apple Macintosh models.

Today, the MC68020RC25E remains a highly collectible piece of computing history, ideal for vintage hardware enthusiasts, semiconductor collectors, or museum displays.

👉 Please note: The processor is not tested, but it is in good physical condition.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Manufacturer: Motorola

• Model: MC68020RC25E

• Architecture: 32-bit microprocessor

• Package: Ceramic PGA with gold cap

• Clock Speed: 25 MHz

• Era: Mid-1980s to early 1990s

• Historical Use: Workstations, servers, Macintosh, Amiga accelerator boards

• Condition: Used, untested, collectible

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