[ VENDOR-FIRST CPU TAXONOMY ]
AMD K7 / Athlon XP
Athlon/Duron Socket A CPUs; core, OPN and voltage support matter. Each card opens a model-specific record with specifications, package, caveats and sources.
AMD’s 133 MHz Am5x86-P75 extended 486-class performance with a 4× core clock and a 486-compatible bus interface.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Athlon 1.0 GHz (Thunderbird)Socket A Thunderbird Athlon 1 GHz, 2000. 1.0 GHz; 100 MHz DDR FSB (200 MT/s); 128 KB L1; 256 KB full-speed L2; 0.18 μm.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton)The Barton-core Athlon XP 2500+ is an actual 1.833 GHz desktop CPU; “2500+” is AMD’s performance rating, not its clock speed.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Athlon XP 3200+ (Barton)Top Socket A Barton desktop model, 2003; AXDA3200DKV4E. 2.20 GHz; 200 MHz clock/400 MT/s DDR bus; 128 KB L1; 512 KB L2; 1.65 V; 76.8 W max thermal power for this OPN.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Athlon XP-M 2500+ BartonSpecific model record for AMD Athlon XP-M 2500+ Barton.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Duron 600 (Spitfire)The 600 MHz Spitfire Duron is an early Socket A budget processor with a compact on-die L2 cache and Athlon-derived K7 architecture.
OPEN PART RECORD →PART RECORD // AMD K7 / ATHLON XPAMD Geode LX 800The Geode LX 800 is a 500 MHz x86 system-on-chip for embedded designs, integrating a low-power CPU core and memory/display interfaces.
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