Using an x86 processor opens up doors to more operating systems. With an x86-powered SBC, you'll have access to most NAS OS solutions, including the mighty TrueNAS, OpenMediaVault, and Unraid.

Since then, Arm devices have ruled the Single-Board Computer domain with an iron fist, with most manufacturers utilizing the energy-efficient architecture in their offerings. But with x86 boards ...

While those cheap ARM boards are finding a lot of great uses in industry, they’re no replacement for a small, x86 single board computer. The pricing for this module starts at $157 according to ...

The EA hex instruction is a far jump. Far means outside of the 64k segment. Anyone motivated to make their own x86 SBC now? [Wichit] made this 80C188 SBC, and provides a good starting point.

Felix86 is an x86-64 emulator for RISC-V hardware, tested with World of Goo 2, SuperTuxKart, Quake OpenArena, etc... on a ...