Pentium CPUs were first launched in 1993 (P5 @60MHz), but the following will start in 1995 with a P54CS @133MHz :
A large part of this collection was possible thanks to "donations" from friends that gave me their old hardware.
- Codenames : P54CS, A80502
- Process size : 0.31µm
- Nb of transistors : 3.3 millions
- Socket : 7
- TDP : 12 W
Pentium II: 80522 @233MHz (released on May 1997)
- Codenames : Klamath, 80522
- Process size : 0.35µm
- Nb of transistors : 7.5 millions [source]
- Socket : Slot 1
- TDP : 35 W [source]
- Codenames : Coppermine, 80526
- Process size : 0.18µm
- Nb of transistors : 28 millions
- Socket : 370
- TDP : 23W
Pentium 4: 80531 @1700MHz (released on August 2001 [source])
- Codenames : Willamette, 80531
- Process size : 0.18µm
- Nb of transistors : 42 millions
- Socket : 478h
- TDP : 64W
Some Charts:
Clock and TDP between 1995 and 2005
The Core i3-3220 is there as a "modern reference" that shows TDP didn't continued to increase with clock speed : Modern CPU are more and more efficient.
Clock and TDP between 1995 and 2005
The Core i3-3220 is there as a "modern reference" that shows TDP didn't continued to increase with clock speed : Modern CPU are more and more efficient.
With time, Clock speed and TDP increased : respectively from 133MHz to 2.8GHz and from 12W to 95W. Fortunately, this scheme has stopped and TDP is decreasing back (for Intel CPUs at least) while a few MHz are added with each new generation.
And what about AMD?
I cannot make a similar story with AMD CPUs yet: the time range isn't large enough (2001-2006):
Desktop:
- AMD Athlon 64 3000+ (ADA3000AEP4AX) @2GHz, socket 754
- AMD Athlon 64 3400+ (ADA3400DAA4BZ) @2.2GHz, socket 939
- AMD Athlon 64 3500+ (ADA3500IAA4CW) @2.2GHz, socket AM2
- AMD Sempron 2800+ (SDA2800IAA2CN) @1.6GHz, socket AM2
- AMD Athlon X2 64 3800+ (ADA3800IAA5CU) @2.0GHz, socket AM2
- AMD Athlon X2 64 4200+ (ADO4200IAA5CU) @2.2GHz, socket AM2
- AMD Athlon X2 64 5600+ (ADO5600DOBOX) @2.9GHz, socket AM2
Mobile:
- AMD Athlon XP-M 1500+ (AXMH1500FQQ3C) @1.3GHz, socket A (462)
- AMD Turion 64 MT (TMSMT34BQX5LD) @1.8GHz, socket 753
- AMD Athlon XP 2800+ (AXDA2800DKV4D) @2.1HGz, socket A (462)
Credits:
Thanks to Ark, CPUworld, TechPowerUp, and Wikipedia that helped me to get all the documentation needed to set up this article.
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