Sixty-eight-K, oh-twenty, oh-thirty, oh-forty, oh-sixty.

I don't usually say it out load, since nobody I know would understand what the hell I'm talking about, but sixty-eight oh-two-oh sounds right to me.

Oh-x-Oh, but done in an outrageous French accent while farting the Star-Spangled Banner and playing the spoons.

HAHA! Combine this with a Welsh and Brittany Spears Louisiana accent and this would be quite a sight! :lol:

For me i just say Oh-x-Oh. But i would also accept "the Motorola's".

My sympathies go out to pc users who are forced to pronounce x86. How freaky is that...

So it looks like the Germans and the Americans do the "20, 30" etc, and the Brits do the "oh X oh".

Silly british.

In english I usually say oh-sixty, oh-thirty and so on, but when I speak finnish or swedish I use the equivalent of oh-six-oh

oh-fourty. In German "achtundsechzig-null-vierzig" as well (sixtyeight-oh-fourty).

Nobody else called it the "sixty eight thousand and twenty" ? :lol:

Only kidding. I've always called them "sixty eight oh eight/ten/twelve/twenty/thirty/forty/sixty", except for the 68000 which is just the "sixty eight thousand". Generally just shortened to "oh twenty" when in the company of others that are familiar.

Oddly enough, I've always called the old x86 parts "oh/one/two/three/four eight six". Never "eighty oh eighty six".