Intel Core Solo microprocessors

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Pentium M (Dothan)
  • » Mobile microarchitecture
  • » Mobile CPU
  • » Single core
  • » Up to 2.26 GHz
  • » Up to 533 MHz FSB
  • » 2 MB L2 cache
  • » 32-bit
  • » SSE2
  • » Execute Disable bit
Soldered on board
Socket 479
Core Solo
  • » Mobile microarchitecture
  • » Mobile CPU
  • » Single core
  • » Up to 2 GHz
  • » Up to 667 MHz FSB
  • » 2 MB L2 cache
  • » 32-bit
  • » SSE3
  • » Execute Disable bit
  • » Virtualization
Soldered on board
Socket M
Core Duo
  • » Dual core
  • » Up to 2.33 GHz
Core 2 Duo Mobile
  • » Core microarchitecture
  • » Mobile CPU
  • » Dual core
  • » Up to 3.06 GHz
  • » Up to 6 MB L2 cache
  • » Up to 1066 MHz FSB
  • » 64-bit
  • » Execute Disable bit
  • » SSSE3, SSE4.1
  • » Virtualization
  • » Trusted Execution
  • » Dynamic Acceleration
Soldered to board
Socket M
Socket P

Intel Core Solo microprocessor family is a family of single-core mobile processors based on improved mobile (Pentium M) micro-architecture. The Core Solo microprocessors have all of the basic features found in the Pentium-M Dothan microprocessors: 32 KB instruction and data level 1 caches, 2 MB level 2 cache, support for SSE and SSE2 instructions, execute-disable (NX or XD) bit, and package power-saving modes. The Core Solo CPUs also include Virtualization technology and support for SSE3 instructions.

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At a glance
Type:
32-bit microprocessor
Frequency (GHz):
1.06 - 2
L2 cache size (MB):
2
Cores:
1

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Intel Core Solo U1400 LE80538UE0092M

1.2 GHz
2B L2 cache
533 MHz FSB
479-ball micro-FCBGA

Intel Core Solo T1200 LF80538GF0212M

1.5 GHz
2 MB L2 cache
667 MHz FSB
478-pin micro FC-PGA

Intel Core Solo T1300 LF80538GF0282M (BX80538T1300)

This T1300 and many other Core CPUs are packaged in 478-pin micro FC-PGA package. While older mobile microprocessors, including mobile Pentium 4-M, mobile Pentium 4, Celeron M and Pentium M, were also packaged in 478-pin package, it doesn't mean that all these processors are compatible with each other. In fact, there is a difference in location of one pin between Core Duo/Solo, Pentium M/Celeron M and Mobile Pentium 4/4-M packages. Even more confusing part is that all these processors use socket 479 (a socket with 479 pin-holes), that will accept any of these 478-pin packages. While all above-mentioned processors will fit in that socket, only one processor family will be electrically compatible with it. For these reasons Core Duo/Solo microprocessors cannot be used to upgrade Celeron M/Pentium M or Mobile Pentium 4 laptops.

Intel Core Solo T1350 LF80538GE0362M (BX80538T1350)

First generation of Core microprocessors, officially released in January of 2006, used Front Side Bus frequency 667 MHz. In a month, in Februrary 2006, Intel quitely introduced OEM-only versions of Core microprocessors that had 533 MHz FSB. Core CPUs with 533 MHz FSB can be easily identified by their model number - all of them have "50" as the last two digits of their model number (e.g. T1350). Very limited information about these CPUs was posted on Intel's website.

Intel Core Solo T1400 LF80538GF0342M (BX80538T1400)

1.83 GHz
2 MB L2 cache
667 MHz FSB
478-pin micro FC-PGA

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