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AMD V Series V140 - VMV140SGR12GM

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AMD V Series V140 specifications

General information
TypeCPU / Microprocessor
Market segmentMobile
FamilyAMD V Series for Notebook PCs
Model number  ? V140
CPU part numberVMV140SGR12GM is an OEM/tray microprocessor
Stepping codesNAEGC AE   NAEKC AE
Frequency  ? 2300 MHz
Bus speed  ? Dual-channel 533 MHz DDR3 SDRAM Memory controller
One 1600 MHz 16-bit HyperTransport link
Clock multiplier  ? 11.5
Package638-pin micro-PGA
AMD Package number30600
SocketSocket S1 (S1g4)
Size1.38" x 1.38" / 3.5cm x 3.5cm
Introduction dateSeptember - October 2010
 
Architecture / Microarchitecture
MicroarchitectureK10
PlatformDanube
Processor core  ? Champlain
Core stepping  ? DA-C3
Manufacturing process0.045 micron SOI
Data width64 bit
The number of cores1
The number of threads1
Floating Point UnitIntegrated
Level 1 cache size  ? 64 KB instruction cache
64 KB data cache
Level 2 cache size  ? 512 KB
MultiprocessingUniprocessor
Features
  • MMX instructions
  • 3DNow! technology
  • SSE / Streaming SIMD Extensions
  • SSE2 / Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
  • SSE3 / Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
  • SSE4a  ? 
  • AMD64 / AMD 64-bit technology  ? 
  • EVP / Enhanced Virus Protection  ? 
  • VT / Virtualization technology  ? 
Low power featuresPowerNow!
On-chip peripherals
  • Integrated DDR3 SDRAM memory controller
  • HyperTransport technology 3.0
 
Electrical / Thermal parameters
Thermal Design Power  ? 25 Watt
 
Notes on AMD VMV140SGR12GM
  • The fastest supported memory is DDR3-1066

CPUs, related to AMD V Series V140

Model Cores /
Threads		 Freq. L2
cache		 TDP Features
AMD V Series for Notebook PCs family, Socket S1 (S1g4)
   V Series V1201 / 12.2 GHz512 KB25 Watt
   V Series V1401 / 12.3 GHz512 KB25 Watt
   V Series V1601 / 12.4 GHz512 KB25 Watt
AMD V Series for Notebook PCs family, K10 micro-architecture, Other sockets
   V Series V1051 / 11.2 GHz512 KB9 Watt
Other families, K10 micro-architecture, Socket S1 (S1g4)
   Sempron Mobile N1201 / 12.2 GHz512 KB25 Watt
   Athlon II N3702 / 22.5 GHz1 MB35 Watt
   Turion II N5502 / 22.6 GHz2 MB35 Watt
   Turion II N5702 / 22.7 GHz2 MB35 Watt
   Phenom II X6202 / 23.1 GHz2 MB45 WattUnlock
   Phenom II N8503 / 32.2 GHz1.5 MB35 Watt
   Phenom II X6402 / 23.2 GHz2 MB45 WattUnlock
   Phenom II N8703 / 32.3 GHz1.5 MB35 Watt
   Phenom II X9204 / 42.3 GHz2 MB45 WattUnlock
   Phenom II X9404 / 42.4 GHz2 MB45 WattUnlock

 • Highlighted numbers and features indicate whether specific processor performs better or worse than V Series V140

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

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 • Features abbreviations:

Unlock - Unlocked multiplier

FAQ

Q: Can I upgrade my AMD V Series V140 microprocessor?
A: Probably yes. Processor compatibility is determined by your motherboard. Please see CPU-Upgrade.com website for CPU support list for your board.

AMD V140 Overclocking

Sorry, overclocking information is not available at this time.

Pictures (1)

 
2012-03-03 15:24:18
Posted by: gshv

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News

Notebooks with new AMD Athlon II and Turion II CPUs (roundup)
Oct 16, 2010: Three days ago we published a roundup of notebook PCs shipped with new AMD Phenom II microprocessors. Today, we publish a roundup of notebooks based on V Series and Athlon II budget families, and Turion II mid-class family of mobile CPUs.



AMD publishes specifications of new mobile CPUs
Sep 30, 2010: At the end of July, and then again at the end of August, we discovered 10 upcoming AMD mobile microprocessors from Danube platform in specifications of HP ProBook 6455b / 6555b and HP Pavilion dv6 notebooks. Days ago, AMD added characteristics of all but one of these microprocessors to "The 2010 AMD Mainstream Platform" page. The Danube platform page includes 9 new models, comprising of power-efficient and standard-power microprocessors from single-core V140 to quad-core P940 and N950. We don't know yet whether this is a preparation step for upcoming launch, or an indication that the microprocessors are already launched. Even if the processors are not officially released yet, all of them are already shipped in numerous notebooks.



More future mobile AMD CPUs uncovered
Aug 25, 2010: In the course of past 4 weeks, we published two articles about the second wave of AMD mobile microprocessors for Danube platform. So far we discovered quad-core Phenom II N950, triple-core Phenom II N850, and dual-core Phenom II Mobile N640, Turion II P540 and Athlon II P340 microprocessors. We also reported on upcoming single-core V series V140. Not long ago Hewlett-Packard updated maintenance and service guide for HP Pavilion dv6 notebook, and added a few not-yet launched models - Phenom II X4 P940, Phenom II X3 P840, Turion II X2 N550 and Athlon II N350.



AMD V series V140
Aug 10, 2010: We recently published specifications of a few forthcoming AMD Phenom II, Turion II and Athlon II mobile microprocessors, that we discovered in a HP ProBook 6450b / 6455b / 6550b / 6555b maintenance and service guide. A few days ago we found another new AMD mobile processor, V Series V140 CPU, referenced in specifications of eMachines D442 and E442 notebooks.


Benchmarks

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AMD V140 benchmarks

The graphs below show up to 10 processors with aproximately the same level of performance in different types of applications. All processors were tested at nominal frequency (not overclocked), with stock heatsink and default BIOS settings. To see how the V140 compares to other CPUs please see benchmark tools section above.

Benchmarked processor

CPU ID:100F63
CPU vendor string:AuthenticAMD
CPU name string:AMD V140 Processor

Integer performance

Part number   Result
Intel Celeron M 585  ? 
115.2%
Intel Celeron M 560  ? 
113.4%
Intel Celeron M 575  ? 
106.3%
Intel Celeron M 550 (Socket P)  ? 
106.3%
AMD V Series V160  ? 
104.4%
AMD V Series V140  ? 
100%
Intel Celeron M 540  ? 
99.2%
AMD V Series V120  ? 
95.6%
Intel Celeron M 530 (Socket M)  ? 
92.2%
Intel Celeron M 520  ? 
85.1%
AMD Mobile Sempron 3600+ (rev. G2)  ? 
82.4%

Floating Point performance

Part number   Result
AMD V Series V160  ? 
104.5%
AMD V Series V140  ? 
100%
AMD V Series V120  ? 
95.6%
Intel Mobile Celeron 900  ? 
94.9%
Intel Celeron M 585  ? 
86.1%
Intel Celeron M 560  ? 
84.8%
AMD Mobile Sempron 3600+ (rev. G2)  ? 
84.5%

MMX / SSE / SSE2 performance

Part number   Result
Intel Celeron M 560  ? 
116.4%
Intel Celeron M 575  ? 
109.5%
Intel Celeron M 550 (Socket P)  ? 
109.2%
AMD V Series V160  ? 
104.3%
Intel Celeron M 540  ? 
102%
AMD V Series V140  ? 
100%
AMD V Series V120  ? 
95.8%
Intel Celeron M 530 (Socket M)  ? 
94.1%
Intel Celeron M 520  ? 
87%
AMD Mobile Sempron 3600+ (rev. F2)  ? 
86.3%
AMD Mobile Sempron 3600+ (rev. G2)  ? 
86.1%

Memory-intensive program performance

Part number   Result
AMD V Series V160  ? 
101.1%
AMD V Series V140  ? 
100%
AMD V Series V120  ? 
98.1%
Intel Mobile Celeron 900  ? 
91%
Intel Celeron M 585  ? 
88.8%
Intel Core Solo T1400 (Socket M)  ? 
88.5%
Intel Celeron M 575  ? 
85%

CPU ID (2)

CPUID Tools

CPUID features of AMD V140

NOTE: The CPU ID information below was taken from one CPU and may include features that are not present in all different steppings of the AMD V Series V140 CPU.

Manufacturer:AMD
CPU Family:V Series
Model Number:V140
Frequency:2294 MHz
Part number:
VMV140SGR12GM
Stepping Code:
Comment:
Submitted by:W.J. Koorengevel
General information
Vendor:AuthenticAMD
Processor name (BIOS):AMD V140 Processor
Cores:1
Logical processors:1
Processor type:Original OEM Processor
Core stepping:DA-C3
CPUID signature:100F63
Family:16 (010h)
Model: 6 (06h)
Stepping: 3 (03h)

Cache: L1 data L1 instruction L2
Size: 64 KB 64 KB 512 KB
Associativity: 2-way set
associative		 2-way set
associative		 16-way set
associative
Line size: 64 bytes 64 bytes 64 bytes
Lines per tag: 1 1 1
 
Instruction set extensionsAdditional instructions
MMX Advanced Bit manipulation
AMD extensions to MMX CLFLUSH
3DNow! CMOV
Extensions to 3DNow! CMPXCHG16B
SSE CMPXCHG8B
SSE2 FXSAVE/FXRSTORE
SSE3 MONITOR/MWAIT
SSE4A POPCNT
  PREFETCH/PREFETCHW
  RDTSCP
  SKINIT / STGI support
  SYSCALL/SYSRET
  SYSENTER/SYSEXIT
 
Major featuresOther features
On-chip Floating Point Unit 1 GB large page support
64-bit / Intel 64 100MHz multiplier control
NX bit/XD-bit 36-bit page-size extensions
Secure Virtual Machine (Virtualization) 64-bit SSE instructions
PowerNow! / Cool'n'Quiet Advanced programmable interrupt controller
  Debugging extensions
  Extended APIC space
  Hardware P-state control
  Hardware thermal control
  Instruction based sampling
  LAHF / SAHF support in 64-bit mode
  LBR virtualization
  LOCK MOV CR0 means MOV CR8
  Machine check architecture
  Machine check exception
  Memory-type range registers
  Model-specific registers
  Nested page tables
  OS visible workaround
  Page attribute table
  Page global extension
  Page-size extensions (4MB pages)
  Physical address extensions
  SVM lock
  Software thermal control
  Support for NRIP save
  THERMTRIP
  TSC rate is ensured to be invariant across all states
  Temperature sensor
  Time stamp counter
  Virtual 8086-mode enhancements
  Watchdog timer support

Comments (5)

You're welcome to post suggestions, corrections, your own personal AMD V Series V140 review, or your experience with the microprocessor. Please do not ask upgrade and troubleshooting questions, and do not start discussions.

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2010-10-31 07:33:45
Posted by: TDI

Singlecore? Dualcore?

Response: It's a single core processor.

 

2010-11-04 23:08:32
Posted by: Shawn

Single :)

 

2010-12-10 06:34:36
Posted by: hanry

support OS 32bit like Win Xp 32bit?

Response: Yes, it does support 32-bit operating systems.

Notebook Toshiba Satellite C660D-10L

2011-01-22 13:01:08
Posted by: Enterprise GTX

Is a good CPU and ... fast!

Speedy little CPU.

2011-01-27 11:49:14
Posted by: Matthew

This CPU is great for the price of the notebooks it comes in. Its pretty fast and a lack of second core only means it cant do many things at the same time, but I does run a few things REALLY fast.

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