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Marcin
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I copied this list from polish service. Some names are new for me 
Thunderbird - AMD Athlon [Slot A, Socket A]
Mustang - AMD Athlon Ultra (server, huge cache L2) [Slot A, Socket A]
Corvette - early name for Palomino.
Palomino - AMD Athlon XP, Athlon MP, and Athlon 4 with PowerNow! (Mobile chip)
[Socket A]
Thoroughbred - 0.13 micron AMD Palomino [Socket A]
Barton - 0.13 micron AMD Palomino [Socket A]
Thorton - AMD Barton (256KB L2) [Socket A]
Georgetown - 0.09 mobile AMD Athlon XP [Socket ?]
Sonora - AMD Georgetown with low power consumption [Socket ?]
Spitfire - AMD Duron [Socket A]
Camaro - early name for AMD Duron (now Morgan).
Morgan - AMD Duron with PowerNow! [Socket A]
Appaloosa - 0.13 micron AMD Morgan [Socket A]
Applebred - AMD Duron (Thoroughbred with 64KB L2) [Socket A]
ClawHammer - AMD Athlon 64 (x86-64 CPU; SOI: Silicon on Insulator)
[Socket 754]
Paris - AMD Sempron (tylko 32-bit, 256KB L2) [Socket 754]
Palermo - AMD Sempron (512KB L2) [Socket 939]
Newcastle - AMD Clawhammer (512KB L2) [Socket 754, 939]
San Diego - 0.09 micron AMD Athlon 64 [Socket 939]
Victoria - AMD San Diego (256KB L2) [Socket 754]
Winchester - AMD San Diego (512KB L2) [Socket 939]
Toledo - AMD San Diego [Socket 939]
Odessa - mobile AMD Athlon 64 [Socket 754]
Newark - 0.09 micron AMD Odessa [Socket ?]
Oakville - 0.09 micron low power AMD Odessa [Socket 754]
Lancaster - AMD Oakville [Socket ?]
ClawHammer DP - AMD Opteron (x86-64 CPU; SOI) [Socket 940]
SledgeHammer - AMD Opteron (large cache x86-64 CPU; SOI)
[Socket 940]
Athens - 0.09 micron AMD Opteron [Socket 940]
Venus - AMD Athens (single chip) [Socket 940]
Troy - AMD Athens (2-way chip) [Socket 940]
Egypt - AMD Athens [Socket 940]
Denmark - AMD Egypt (single chip) [Socket 940]
Italy - AMD Egypt (2-way chip) [Socket 940]
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Root
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Marcin
| Quote: | Thoroughbred - 0.13 micron AMD Palomino [Socket A]
Barton - 0.13 micron AMD Palomino [Socket A] |
Thoroughbred & Barton aren't Palomino...
| Quote: | | ClawHammer - AMD Athlon 64 (x86-64 CPU; SOI: Silicon on Insulator) |
this isn't socket A cpu. Of course, if you think different, I want to see photo of such CPU
| Quote: | | Thunderbird - AMD Athlon [Slot A, Socket A] |
There was also Pluto & Argon. And I don't remember SLOT Thunderbirds...
| Quote: | | Mustang - AMD Athlon Ultra (server, huge cache L2) [Slot A, Socket A] |
it was cancelled...
So you find interesting but strange resource...
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Marcin
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I copied that list from website. Athlon XP is on Socket 754 so why Athlon 64 (special version) can't be on Socket A ? Hehe in fact I don't know. Thoroughbred and Barton is Palomino in other manufacturing process with some addons - this propably mean author of list. Slot A Thunderbirds EXIST.
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| Quote: | | Athlon XP is on Socket 754 |
No! You are wrong. There aren't any Athlon XP on S754. Maybe you doesn't distinguish them with Sempron. There are two types of Sempron:
Socket A - based on Athlon XP core
Socket 754 - based on "light" A64 core
| Quote: | | Thoroughbred and Barton is Palomino in other manufacturing process with some addons - this propably mean author of list |
Maybe yes, maybe not... Would you say (for example) that Tualatins are Katmaies (or Coppermines) on 0.13 micron tech? I think that wouldn't....
| Quote: | | I copied that list from website |
link, plz
I like this resource:
http://users.erols.com/chare/
and particularly
http://users.erols.com/chare/786.htm
It is very reliable and comprehensive source of info.
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Marcin
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| Root wrote: | | Quote: | | Athlon XP is on Socket 754 |
No! You are wrong. There aren't any Athlon XP on S754. Maybe you doesn't distinguish them with Sempron. There are two types of Sempron:
Socket A - based on Athlon XP core
Socket 754 - based on "light" A64 core
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No ! You are wrong. 
I invite you to read topic from one week ago :
http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4747
Maybe block diagram is exactly same in Palomino and Thoroughbred and that is reason why he wrote that. When I get free time I will check that.
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OK. There is only ONE Athlon XP, based on A64 core This is likely to be "easter egg" from AMD
I found a more information here:
http://forums.amd.com/lofiversion/index.php/t38325.html
So, actually, this is Clawhammer, not Barton or Thoroughbred...
And note: this CPU is called Athlon XP-M (i.e. mobile), not simple "Athlon XP"
| Quote: | | When I get free time I will check that. |
please, check...
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There is more than one Athlon XP-M processor for socket 754:
AHN2800BIX2AR
AHN2800BIX2AY
AHN2800BQX3AP
AHN2800BQZ3AP
AHN3000BIX3AP
AHN3000BIX3AX
AHN3000BIX3AY
They are all mobile processors. I dont think that desktop Athlon XP for socket 754 exists.
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