Intel Dothan core

Previous Generation		Related Core	Next Generation
Banias » 0.13 micron » 1 MB L2 cache » Mobile microarchitecture Pentium M Celeron M	Dothan » 0.09 micron » 2 MB L2 cache » 533 MHz FSB » Execute Disable bit Pentium M Celeron M Dothan-1024 (Dothan-1M) » 1 MB L2 cache » No Enhanced SpeedStep technology Celeron M Dothan-512 » 512 KB L2 cache » No Enhanced SpeedStep technology Celeron M

The Dothan core was introduced on May 10, 2004. This core is based on mobile microarchitecture.

New core features:

• 0.09 micron manufacturing process
• Front Side Bus frequency was increased to 533 MHz
• The size of L2 cache was increased to 2 MB
• Execute disable bit feature

Identification of microprocessors with Dothan core:

• By part number: Part number contains 80536. For example: RH80536GE0462M
• By CPU ID: First two letters of CPU identification number are "6D".

Celeron M microprocessors have modified Dothan cores that include 512 KB or 1 MB of level 2 cache memory. To distinguish these cores from Dothan core with 2 MB L2 cache the Celeron M cores are often called Dothan-512 and Dothan-1024 (Dothan-1M).

	Celeron M	Pentium M
Manufacturing technology	0.09 micron
Cores	1
Frequency (MHz)	900 - 1700	1000 - 2267
Fastest processor	Celeron M 390 (Socket mPGA478C, 27 Watt) Celeron M 390 (BGA479, 21 Watt)	Pentium M 780 (Socket mPGA478C) Pentium M 780 (BGA479)
Bus frequency	400 MHz	400 MHz 533 MHz
L2 cache size	512 KB 1024 KB	2048 KB
Thermal Design Power (Watt)	5 - 27
Package	478-pin FC-PGA 479-ball FC-BGA	478-pin FC-PGA 479-ball FC-BGA 663-ball micro-FCBGA?
Socket	BGA479 Socket mPGA478C	BGA479 BGA663 Socket mPGA478C