AMD Zacate core

First two microprocessors with Zacate core were launched in January 2011 at CES in Las Vegas. These were AMD E-Series E-240 and E-350, and they were quickly followed by a few embedded models, based on the same core. Zacate is based on Bobcat micro-architecture, and integrates 1 or 2 CPU cores, single-channel DDR3 memory controller, and graphics controller in one chip. Main features of this core are low power consumption, and high-performance 2D and 3D graphics.

New core features:

• Integrated graphics controller
• Supplemental SSE3 instructions
• C6 core and package low-power state
• Numerous low-level power-saving enhancements

AMD processors with Zacate core can be identified by:

• CPU ID: All microprocessors have CPUID 500F10. As a note, the same CPUID was also used by Ontario-based CPUs.

The table below shows all AMD families with Zacate core.

Mobile processors
	E-Series	E1-Series	E2-Series
Manufacturing technology	0.04 micron
Core stepping(s)	ON-B0, ON-C0	ON-C0
Cores	1, 2	2
Frequency (MHz)	1300 - 1650	1400 - 1480	1700 - 1750
Fastest processor	E-Series E-450	E1-Series E1-1500	E2-Series E2-2000
L2 cache size	512 KB 1024 KB	1024 KB
L3 cache size	None
Thermal Design Power (Watt)	18
Package	413-ball lidless micro-BGA (FT1)
Socket	BGA413

Embedded processors
	G-Series
Manufacturing technology	0.04 micron
Core stepping(s)	B0
Cores	1, 2
Frequency (MHz)	1400 - 1650
Fastest processor	G-Series G-T56E G-Series G-T56N
L2 cache size	512 KB 1024 KB
L3 cache size	None
Thermal Design Power (Watt)	18
Package	413-ball lidless micro-BGA (FT1)
Socket	BGA413