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| Can anyone read the sSpec Qxxx at the picture? |
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Only hugo929 can do imho
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"Gladden" name on the PCB could be related to Intel Crystal Forest Gladden platform, so the chip is probably is a Sandy Bridge Gladden or Ivy Bridge Gladden server-class processor for embedded market. They were manufactured in BGA packages.
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| Indeed, sSpec QDF1. It is not listed at the CPU-World database yet. |
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I don't think it's a real QDF number. These are sample markings that tell where each specific piece of part information is located. For instance, it says "Product detail" rather than the product code.
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Okay, thanks Gennadiy  |
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hugo929
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this should be a 14nm Xeon D broadwell SOC processor which is targeted at embedded market to compete with ARM...
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| hugo929 wrote: | | this should be a 14nm Xeon D broadwell SOC processor which is targeted at embedded market to compete with ARM... |
The chip has 2009 copyright date, so I think it's too early for Xeon D (Broadwell-DE).
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