Intel Atom D2550 - DF8064101211300

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Intel Atom D2550 specifications

General information

Type

CPU / Microprocessor

Market segment

Mobile

Family

Intel Atom

Model number ?

D2550

CPU part number

DF8064101211300 is an OEM/tray microprocessor

Frequency ?

1867 MHz

Bus speed ?

2.5 GT/s DMI

Package

559-ball micro FC-BGA (FCBGA11)

Socket

BGA559

Size

0.87" x 0.87" / 2.2cm x 2.2cm

Introduction date

March 4, 2012

Price at introduction

$47

S-spec numbers

	ES/QS processors		Production processors
Part number	QC36	QCY8	SR0QB	SR0VY
DF8064101211300	+	+	+	+

Architecture / Microarchitecture

Microarchitecture

Saltwell

Platform

Cedar Trail

Processor core ?

Cedarview-D

Core steppings ?

B2 (QC36, SR0QB)
B3 (QCY8, SR0VY)

CPUID

30661 (QC36, QCY8, SR0QB, SR0VY)

Manufacturing process

0.032 micron

Data width

64 bit

The number of cores

The number of threads

Floating Point Unit

Integrated

Level 1 cache size ?

2 x 32 KB 4-way associative instruction caches
2 x 24 KB 6-way associative data caches

Level 2 cache size ?

2 x 512 KB 8-way associative caches

Physical memory

4 GB

Multiprocessing

Not supported

Features

MMX instructions
SSE / Streaming SIMD Extensions
SSE2 / Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
SSE3 / Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
SSSE3 / Supplemental Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
EM64T / Extended Memory 64 technology / Intel 64 ?
NX / XD / Execute disable bit ?
HT / Hyper-Threading technology ?

Low power features

C1 core state

Integrated peripherals / components

Integrated graphics

GPU Type: GMA 3650
Base frequency (MHz): 640
Based on: PowerVR SGX 545

Memory controller

The number of controllers: 1
Memory channels: 1
Supported memory: DDR3-800, DDR3-1066

Other peripherals

Direct Media Interface

Electrical / Thermal parameters

V core ?

0.91V - 1.21V

Maximum operating temperature ?

100°C

Thermal Design Power ?

10 Watt

CPUs, related to Intel Atom D2550

Model Cores /
Threads Freq. Turbo
freq. L2
cache TDP Features Price

Intel Atom family, BGA559

   Atom N450 1 / 2 1.66 GHz 512 KB 5.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS

   Atom N455 1 / 2 1.66 GHz 512 KB 6.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS

   Atom D425 1 / 2 1.8 GHz 512 KB 10 Watt 64-bit, HT

   Atom N470 1 / 2 1.83 GHz 512 KB 6.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS

   Atom N475 1 / 2 1.83 GHz 512 KB 6.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS

   Atom N550 2 / 4 1.5 GHz 1 MB 8.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS

   Atom D2500 2 / 2 1.86 GHz 1 MB 10 Watt 64-bit, HT $42

   Atom N2600 2 / 4 1.6 GHz 1 MB 3.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS $42

   Atom D510 2 / 4 1.66 GHz 1 MB 13 Watt 64-bit, HT

   Atom N570 2 / 4 1.66 GHz 1 MB 8.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, VT, ESS

   Atom D525 2 / 4 1.8 GHz 1 MB 13 Watt 64-bit, HT

   Atom D2550 2 / 4 1.86 GHz 1 MB 10 Watt 64-bit, HT $47

   Atom N2800 2 / 4 1.86 GHz 1 MB 6.5 Watt 64-bit, HT, ESS $47

   Atom D2560 2 / 4 2 GHz 1 MB 64-bit, HT $47

   Atom D2700 2 / 4 2.13 GHz 1 MB 10 Watt 64-bit, HT

Intel Atom family, Saltwell micro-architecture, Other sockets

   Atom Z2460 1 / 2 1.3 GHz 1.6 GHz 512 KB 64-bit, HT, TBT

   Atom Z2610 1 / 2 1.3 GHz 1.6 GHz 512 KB 64-bit, HT, TBT

   Atom Z2760 2 / 4 1.5 GHz 1.8 GHz 1 MB 64-bit, HT, ESS, TBT

• Highlighted numbers and features indicate whether specific processor performs better or worse than Atom D2550

• Within each category, the CPUs are sorted from slower (at the top) to faster (at the bottom)

• The 'Price' column shows official Intel prices as of Apr 21, 2013. Prices for obsolete and tray-only processors are not provided.

• List of related CPUs is not complete.

• Features abbreviations:

64-bit - AMD64 / EM64T technology
HT - Hyper-Threading
VT - Virtualization
ESS - PowerNow! / Enhanced SpeedStep
TBT - Dynamic Acceleration / Turbo Boost

FAQ

Q: Is it possible to upgrade my Atom D2550 microprocessor?

A: No. BGA CPUs, like this one, are soldered on a board, as a result, upgrading or replacing them is very very difficult.

Intel D2550 Overclocking

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News

Intel quietly launched Atom D2560 processor

Oct 24, 2012: Intel desktop Cedar Trail platform was released one year ago, and initially consisted of Atom D2500 and D2700 SKUs, shortly followed by D2550 model. The fastest processor in the lineup was D2700, therefore it seemed odd that Intel decided to retire it in May, i.e. 8 months after the launch. The reason given by the company was usual "Market demand shifted ... to other Intel products". Today Intel quietly introduced D2560 SKU.

Intel cuts prices of low power desktop CPUs

Mar 06, 2012: Intel published today new version of official pricelist. According to it, the company reduced prices for low-power desktop Celeron, Pentium and Core i3 processors. Intel also added pricing for just released Xeon E5-1600 and E5-2600 series CPUs (they will be covered in a separate article), and Atom D2550.

Intel quietly launches Atom D2550 CPU

Mar 03, 2012: Two weeks ago we reported about new Atom D2550 "Cedar Trail" microprocessor, coming in the first half of March. Days after our report, VR-Zone provided more accurate February 26 introduction date for the upcoming CPU. Yesterday Intel added D2550 to ARK product database, indicating that the processor is now launched. It's impossible to tell exact launch date of this SKU, and it's likely that it was released earlier in the week, perhaps on February 26.

Atom D2550 to launch in March

Feb 21, 2012: Intel Cedar Trail platform for netbooks, nettops and mobile devices was introduced last fall, and at the launch time it consisted of two desktop D2500 and D2700 "Cedar View" microprocessors. In December Intel released mobile N2600 and N2800 models, also based on Cedar View core. At about the same time, Cedar Trail datasheet on Intel website was updated with details of three unreleased CPUs. We recently learned from our sources that one of these upcoming microprocessors, Atom D2550, will be launched in March.

Intel publishes specs of Atom D2550, N2650 and N2850 CPUs

Jan 05, 2012: After delays, at the last week of December Intel launched N2600 and N2800 "Cedar Trail" Atom microprocessors for netbooks and mobile devices. At launch time, the company published revised version of Atom D2000/N2000 series datasheet, available here (PDF file). The datasheet included specifications of two just released N2600 and N2800 models, two previously released D2500 and D2700 CPUs, and also information on three unreleased Atoms with processor numbers D2550, N2650, and N2850. All three chips were spotted in November in a list of CPUs, licensed for Windows 7 starter operating system.

Intel Atom D2550 planned for Q1 2012

Nov 30, 2011: In September Intel introduced Cedar Trail platform, along with Atom D2500 and D2700 "CedarView-D" microprocessors for nettops and ultra-low power desktops. Compared to previous Atoms, new processors were manufactured on more modern 32nm process, which allowed higher frequencies and lower power consumption. Also, the CPUs featured improved graphics, that was supposed to be DX10.1 compatible, although this never realized. According to recently leaked Intel roadmap, the company plans another Atom processor, dubbed as D2550.

New AMD and Intel budget processors rumored

Nov 17, 2011: Currently, there are several different versions of Microsoft Windows 7 operating system, and the least expensive from them is Windows 7 Starter. This version comes pre-installed on netbooks, and it lacks many features, such as 64-bit support, desktop Window Manager, Windows Aero, and others. Not only that, this version of Window 7 can be only distributed on systems with budget, and budget-to-middle class x86 processors.

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Last modified: 14 May 2013