Manufactured in 0.13µ, The first desktop CPU to support 64bit instructions and memory addressing. Available with 512KB & 1mb of L2 cache. With a 400mhz (200 FSB) bus, and with 3 different socket types:
Core Names:
Mobile Athlon64 CPUs:
Also manufactured in 0.13µ, and with 64bit instructions and memory addressing, but designed for Laptops, with less power consumption. With 512KB & 1mb of L2 cache. With a 400mhz (200 FSB) bus and available only in socket
754, with two consumption flavors, 62 and 35 Watts.
Sempron & Mobile Sempron CPUs:
Semprons use the Thorton or T-bred b core. These have 128kb L1 (64 data + 64 instruction), and 256kb of L2 cache. They operate with a stock FSB of 166(333 effective)mhz. Their Multipliers are also locked. They are fabbed using 130nm process.
Sempron:
Bus is 333mhz (166 FSB). Core is made in a 0.13µ. process and 84 sq. mm. in area. Only the 3000+ has 512kb L2 Cache
Mobile Sempron:
Only difference is the variation of L2 Cache and the lower Wattage
Mobile Athlon XP CPUs:
Mobile Athlon XP (Barton):
Manufactured in 0.13µ, available with 512KB of L2 cache. With a 266mhz bus (133 FSB) and with lower vCore than their non-mobile brothers (for the exception of the 3000+)
Mobile Athlon XP (Thoroughbred):
Manufactured in 0.13µ, with 1.45 vCore and 256KB L2 Cache.
There are actually a lot of mobile T-Breds: 2200+ was the highest 45w, 2000+ was the highest 35w.
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