AMD Mobile K6-2+ microprocessor family
Mobile K6-2+ microprocessors are members of the third sub-generation of
mobile K6-2 processors. These CPUs are based on more modern 0.18 micron
technology and include new PowerNow! mode. In this mode the core
frequency and core voltage can be dynamically changed depending on
processor load.
Production parts
450 MHz
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
450 MHz
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
500 MHz
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
533 MHz
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
550 MHz
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
321-pin ceramic staggered PGA
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This engineering sample K6-2+ 450 MHz is quite unusual. Judging by its voltage (2.2V) and low maximum operating temperature this CPU is not a mobile processor. It can't be embedded K6-2+ either as embedded K6-2 processors have 2.0V or lower core voltage and very high maximum operating temperature. Another thing that distinguishes this processor from other K6-2+ processors is "Copyright 1998" - mobile and embedded K6-2+ have copyright year 1999. This could be an engineering sample of AMD K6-2+ desktop processor, or may be an early sample of mobile K6-2+.
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Type:
32-bit microprocessor
Technology (micron):
0.18
Frequency (MHz):
450 - 570
L2 cache size (KB):
128
Sockets:
Super socket 7
Like the previous respondant said, they work in some non-laptop motherboards. Back in 2001, I think, I got myself a K6-III+ 450 MHz for my FIC VA503+. The VA503+ works with K6-2+ and K6-III+ with a special unsupported BIOS.
It is really the most beautiful computer. Cooled by a Kanie Hedgehog 238M and a Nidec Gamma28 fan plus a Zalman Fan Mate, the computer is completely noiseless. You can't hear it. And at 550 MHz it's quite fast, even today.
Do a Google search for: "k6-2+" "K6-III+" motherboards supporting
You'll find a list of supported motherboards on the first link.