AMD Athlon XP-M

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Production:	2001 to 2005
Producer:	AMD
Processor clock:	850 MHz to 2.2 GHz
FSB cycle:	100 MHz ( FSB ) to 800 MHz ( HT )
L2 cache size:	128 KiB to 512 KiB
Instruction set :	x86 or AMD64
Microarchitecture :	K7 and K8 / AMD64
Base: Base A Socket 754
Names of the processor cores: Palomino Thoroughbred Barton Dublin

The Mobile Athlon 4 or later Athlon XP-M is a notebook processor from AMD . It is essentially based on the Athlon XP , but also has the PowerNow! that makes it suitable for mobile use. The CPU first appeared as Mobile Athlon 4, but was later renamed Athlon XP-M. The only significant difference between the two is that the latter uses the P-Rating, already known from the Athlon XP, to classify performance.

The mobile Athlons exist in two designs: µPGA and OPGA. The latter is the familiar shape of socket A in desktop boards. Due to the selectable multiplier, the mostly low supply voltage and the good overclockability (see overclocking ), especially of the Barton-based models, such processors are quite popular among "computer hobbyists".

Model data socket A

Palomino (as Mobile Athlon 4)

• L1 cache: 64 + 64  KiB (data + instructions)
• L2 cache: 256 KiB with processor clock
• MMX , Extended 3DNow , SSE , PowerNow!
• Socket A , EV6 with 100 MHz Front Side Bus (FSB 200)
• Operating voltage ( VCore ): 1.55 V.
• First release date: May 14, 2001
• Manufacturing technology: 0.18 µm
• The size: 129.26 mm² with 37.5 million transistors
• Clock rates: 0.85–1.2 GHz
  • 850 MHz [14. May 2001]
  • 900 MHz [14. May 2001]
  • 950 MHz [14th May 2001]
  • 1.0 GHz [14th May 2001]
  • 1.1 GHz [20. August 2001]
  • 1.2 GHz [12. November 2001]

Palomino (as Athlon XP-M)

• L1 cache: 64 + 64  KiB (data + instructions)
• L2 cache: 256 KiB with processor clock
• MMX , Extended 3DNow , SSE , PowerNow!
• Socket A , EV6 with 100 MHz Front Side Bus (FSB 200)
• Operating voltage (VCore): 1.40 V.
• First release date: January 28, 2002
• Manufacturing technology: 0.18 µm
• The size: 129.26 mm² with 37.5 million transistors
• Clock rates: 1.2–1.4 GHz
  • 1400+: 1.2 GHz
  • 1500+: 1.3 GHz [28. January 2002]
  • 1600+: 1.4 GHz [13. March 2002]

Thoroughbred A / B

Athlon XP-M 1800+ (Thoroughbred)

• L1 cache: 64 + 64  KiB (data + instructions)
• L2 cache: 256 KiB with processor clock
• MMX , Extended 3DNow , SSE , PowerNow!
• Socket A , EV6 with 100 MHz (T-Bred A, FSB 200) and 133 MHz (T-Bred B, FSB 266) front side bus
• Operating voltage (VCore): maximum 1.65 V (DTR)
• First publication date: April 17, 2002
• Manufacturing technology: 0.13 µm
• The size: 80.89 mm², 84.66 mm² or 86.97 mm² with 37.2 million transistors
• Clock rates: 1.200–2.133 GHz
  • Default:
    • 1400+: 1.200 GHz [17. April 2002]
    • 1500+: 1.333 GHz [17. April 2002]
    • 1600+: 1.400 GHz [10. June 2002]
    • 1700+: 1.466 GHz [10. June 2002]
    • 1800+: 1.533 GHz [15. July 2002]
    • 1900+: 1.600 GHz [24. September 2002]
    • 2000+: 1.667 GHz [24. September 2002]
    • 2200+: 1.800 GHz [11. November 2002]
  • Desktop replacement (DTR):
    • 1500+: 1.333 GHz [11. November 2002]
    • 1600+: 1.400 GHz [11. November 2002]
    • 1700+: 1.466 GHz [11. November 2002]
    • 1800+: 1.533 GHz [11. November 2002]
    • 1900+: 1.600 GHz [11. November 2002]
    • 2000+: 1.667 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 2200+: 1.800 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 2400+: 2,000 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 2600+: 2.133 GHz [12. March 2003]
  • LV:
    • 1400+: 1.266 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 1500+: 1.333 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 1600+: 1.400 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 1700+: 1.466 GHz [12. March 2003]
    • 1800+: 1.533 GHz [12. March 2003]

Barton

Athlon XP-M 1800+ (Barton)

Engineering sample of the Mobile Athlon XP (Barton).

• L1 cache: 64 + 64  KiB (data + instructions)
• L2 cache: 512 KiB with processor clock
• MMX , Extended 3DNow , SSE , PowerNow!
• Socket A , EV6 with 133 MHz Front Side Bus (FSB 266)
• Operating voltage (VCore): 1.35 V (LV), 1.45 V (standard), 1.55 V (XP-M 2800+), 1.65 V (DTR)
• Initial release date: June 7, 2003
• Manufacturing technology: 0.13 µm
• The size: 100.99 mm² with 54.3 million transistors
• Clock rates: 1.466-2.200 GHz
  • Default:
    • 1900+: 1.466 GHz
    • 2000+: 1.533 GHz
    • 2100+: 1.600 GHz
    • 2200+: 1.667 GHz
    • 2400+: 1.800 GHz
    • 2500+: 1.866 GHz
    • 2600+: 2,000 GHz
    • 2800+: 2.133 GHz
  • Desktop replacement (DTR):
    • 2600+: 2,000 GHz
    • 2800+: 2.133 GHz [7th June 2003]
    • 3000+: 2,200 GHz
  • LV:
    • 1900+: 1.466 GHz [17. June 2003]
    • 2000+: 1.533 GHz [17. June 2003]
    • 2100+: 1.600 GHz [17. June 2003]
    • 2200+: 1.667 GHz
    • 2400+: 1.800 GHz

Model data socket 754

All processors for socket 754 have a memory controller with one channel (64 bit, single-channel operation) for DDR-SDRAM .

Dublin

Note: Belongs to the K8 generation , but was sold as the Athlon XP-M mainly in HP zv5200 series notebooks.

• Revision CG
• L1 cache: 64 + 64  KiB (data + instructions)
• L2 cache: 128 or 256 KiB with processor clock
• MMX , Extended 3DNow , SSE , SSE2 , PowerNow! , NX bit
• Socket 754 , HyperTransport with 800 MHz (HT 1600)
• Operating voltage ( VCore ): 1.40 V.
• Power consumption ( TDP ):
• Release DATE: 3rd Quarter 2004
• Manufacturing technology: 0.13 µm (SOI)
• Clock rates:
  • 2800+: 1,600 GHz (128 KiB L2 cache)
  • 3000+: 1,600 GHz (256 KiB L2 cache)

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