Athlon 64 TF-20 is a low-power single-core microprocessor with 1.6 GHz core clock frequency and 512 KB level 2 cache. Besides 64-bit instructions set and an NX feature (no-execute bit), it also supports Virtualization technology. This, perhaps, is the main reason why this CPU is branded "Athlon 64". Without Virtualization, performance and features of the TF-20 would be no different from Mobile Sempron processors. The processor is packaged into 638-pin package that fits any socket S1 motherboard, but is electrically compatible only with the first revision of this socket - S1g1. The processor was shipped in low-power notebooks, such as Acer Aspire 5516, eMachines E625, and others.
AMQI46SAM12GG is the only member of Athlon 64 for Notebooks family built on Griffin core. The processor operates at 2.1 GHz, or 100 MHz slower than the TF-38, but offers twice larger L2 cache, faster HyperTransport link, and lower power consumption. BIOS may identify this CPU as "Sempron SI-46". This CPU is in fact a rebranded Sempron, and, with the exception of family name and model number, the QI-46 is identical to Sempron SI-42. AMD has never provided any public data on this model. The QI-46 was shipped in a number of HP notebooks, such as HP Pavilion dv5-1207eo, HP Pavilion dv5-1200eo, Compaq Presario CQ60-303AU, and others.