Mobile CPU Specifications
AMD Mobile Athlon 4 CPUs
AMD Mobile Athlon XP (0.13
microns) - On April 17, 2002, AMD announced the new mobile 1600+
and 1700+ AMD Athlon™ XP processors, the first AMD processors manufactured
on its state-of-the-art 0.13 micron technology.
On July 15, 2002 AMD announced the 1800+ Athlon XP processor and on
September 25, 2002 AMD announced the 1900+ and 2000+ Mobile Athlon XP
processors and on November 11, 2002 AMD introduced the 2002+ Mobile
Athlon XP.
The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor based on the 0.13
micron technology maintains Socket A and pin compatibility with AMD’s
mobile processors manufactured on 0.18 micron technology, while adding
a 266MHz front-side bus option to enable greater data throughput.
The mobile AMD Athlon XP processor also features AMD PowerNow!™
technology, the industry’s most sophisticated power management
solution, and QuantiSpeed™ architecture, which delivers extreme
performance for the Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system.
AMD Athlon 4 "+" (0.18
microns). In January, 2002 AMD introduced the new mobile AMD Athlon
4 1500+ (1.3 GHz) processor with QuantiSpeed architecture. On March
13, 2002 the AMD Athlon 4 1600+ was announced.
QuantiSpeed architecture incorporates a nine-issue, fully pipelined
superscalar micro-architecture, a superscalar floating-point unit, hardware
data pre-fetch, and exclusive and speculative Translation Look-aside
Buffers (TLB).
Otherwise the features of this CPU are similar to its
mobile Athlon predesessor.
AMD Mobile Athlon 4 - On
May 13, 2001, AMD announced the mobile Athlon 4 processor, at speeds
of 1GHz, 950MHz, 900MHz and 850MHz.
In August 2001, AMD announced the 1.1 GHz mobile Athlon 4 and in November,
2001 AMD introduced the 1.2 GHz mobile Athlon 4.
The AMD Athlon 4 features a new lower power design for
notebook computing, 384 KB of on-chip, full-speed cache with hardware
data pre-fetch (256KB of on-chip level (L2) cache and 128 Kbytes of
on-chip level (L1) cache), a superscalar floating-point unit, support
for AMD's 3DNow! Professional instructions for enhanced multimedia capabilities,
and AMD PowerNow! technology for extended battery life.
The mobile AMD Athlon 4 processor is compatible with AMD's Socket A
infrastructure, and supports the advanced 200MHz AMD Athlon front-side
bus.
Mobile AMD Athlon 4 processors are manufactured using AMD's 0.18-micron
copper process technology in Fab 30 at Dresden, Germany.
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