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List of Intel Pentium Microprocessors List of Intel Pentium microprocessors The Intel Pentium brand refers to mainstream x86-architecture microprocessors from Intel. Processors branded Pentium Processor with MMX Technology (and referred to as Pentium MMX for brevity) are also listed here. Contents Desktop processors 1 P5 based Pentiums 1.1 "P5" (0.8 µm) 1.1.1 "P54C" (0.6 µm) 1.1.2 "P54CQS" (0.35 µm) 1.1.3 "P54CS" (0.35 µm) 1.1.4 "P55C" (0.35 µm) 1.1.5 P6 based Pentiums 1.2 NetBurst based Pentiums 1.3 Core based Pentiums 1.4 "Allendale", "Conroe" (65 nm) 1.4.1 "Wolfdale-3M" (45 nm) 1.4.2 Westmere based Pentiums 1.5 "Clarkdale" (MCP, 32 nm) 1.5.1 Sandy Bridge based Pentiums 1.6 "Sandy Bridge" (32 nm) 1.6.1 "Ivy Bridge" (22 nm) 1.6.2 Haswell based Pentiums (4th generation) 1.7 "Haswell-DT" (22 nm) 1.7.1 Silvermont based Pentiums 1.8 "Bay Trail-D" (22 nm) 1.8.1 "Braswell" (14 nm) 1.8.2 Skylake based Pentiums 1.9 "Skylake-S" (14 nm) 1.9.1 Goldmont based Pentiums 1.10 "Apollo Lake" (14 nm) 1.10.1 Kaby Lake based Pentiums 1.11 "Kaby Lake-S" (14 nm) 1.11.1 Mobile processors 2 P5 based Pentiums 2.1 "P54C" (0.6 µm) 2.1.1 "P54LM" (0.35 µm) 2.1.2 "P55LM" (0.35 µm) 2.1.3 "Tillamook" (0.25 µm) 2.1.4 P6 based Pentiums 2.2 NetBurst based Pentiums 2.3 Core based Pentiums 2.4 "Yonah" (65 nm) 2.4.1 "Merom-M", "Merom-2M" (65 nm) 2.4.2 "Penryn-3M", "Penryn-L" (45 nm) 2.4.3 Westmere based Pentiums 2.5 "Arrandale" (MCP, 32 nm) 2.5.1 Sandy Bridge based Pentiums 2.6 "Sandy Bridge" (32 nm) 2.6.1 "Ivy Bridge" (22 nm) 2.6.2 Haswell based Pentiums 2.7 "Haswell-MB" (22 nm) 2.7.1 "Haswell-ULT" (SiP, 22 nm) 2.7.2 "Haswell-ULX" (SiP, 22 nm) 2.7.3 "Broadwell-U" (14 nm) 2.7.4 Silvermont based Pentiums 2.8 "Bay Trail-M" (22 nm) 2.8.1 "Braswell" (14 nm) 2.8.2 Skylake based Pentiums 2.9 "Skylake-U" (14 nm) 2.9.1 "Skylake-Y" (14 nm) 2.9.2 Goldmont based Pentiums 2.10 "Apollo Lake" (14 nm) 2.10.1 Kaby Lake based Pentiums 2.11 "Kaby Lake-U" (14 nm) 2.11.1 "Kaby Lake-Y" (14 nm) 2.11.2 Server processors 3 Sandy Bridge based Pentiums 3.1 "Sandy Bridge" (32 nm) 3.1.1 "Sandy Bridge-EN" (32 nm) 3.1.2 Ivy Bridge based Pentiums 3.2 "Ivy Bridge-EN" (22 nm) 3.2.1 Broadwell based Pentiums 3.3 "Broadwell-DE" (14 nm, SoC) 3.3.1 Embedded processors 4 Sandy Bridge based Pentiums 4.1 "Gladden" (32 nm) 4.1.1 "Gladden" (22 nm) 4.1.2 See also 5 References 6 External links 7 Desktop processors P5 based Pentiums "P5" (0.8 µm) Based on P5 Steppings: B1, C1, D1 Model L1 Part sSpec Frequency FSB Mult. Voltage TDP Socket Release date number Cache number(s) number Pentium 50 50 MHz 8 + 8 KiB 50 MT/s 1× 5 V Socket 4 March 22, 1993 A80500-50 Q0399 (B1) These are engineering samples only. CPUID = 0513h A80501-60 Pentium 60 60 MHz 8 + 8 KiB 60 MT/s 1× 5 V 14.6 W Socket 4 March 22, 1993 SX753 (B1), SX835 (C1), SZ949 (C1), SX948 (D1), SX974 (D1), SX842, SX926 PCPU5V60 A80501-66 Pentium 66 67 MHz 8 + 8 KiB 66 MT/s 1× 5.15 V 16 W Socket 4 March 22, 1993 SX754 (B1), SX837 (C1), SZ950 (C1), SX950 (D1), SX949 (D1), SX828, SX836 PCPU5V66 "P54C" (0.6 µm) Based on P5 microarchitecture Model L1 Release Part sSpec Frequency FSB Mult. Voltage TDP Socket number Cache date number(s) number Socket Pentium 75 (http://ark. A80502-75 8 + 8 50 3.135– 5 October intel.com/products/49 75 MHz 1.5× 8 W BP80502-75 SX878, SX961 (B5), SX969 (C2), SX977, SX998 (C2), SY005 (E0) KiB MT/s 3.6 V Socket 10, 1994 961) PCPU3V75 7 Socket SL2WW, SX653, SX874 (B1), SX879 (B1), SX885 (B1), SX909 (B1), SX921 (B3), SX922 (B3), Pentium 90 (http://ark. A80502-90 8 + 8 60 3.135– 5 March 7, SX923 (B3), SX942 (B3), SX943 (B3), SX944 (B3), SX957 (B5), SX958 (B5), SX959 (B5), SX968 intel.com/products/49 90 MHz 1.5× 9 W BP80502-90 KiB MT/s 3.6 V Socket 1994 (C2), SY006 (E0), SU031 (C2), SZ951 (B3), SZ978 (B5), SZ995 (C2), SZ951 (B3), SZ978 (B5), 962) PCPU3V90 7 SZ995 (C2) A80502100 A80502-100 Socket Pentium 100 (http://ar BP80502100 8 + 8 66 3.135– 5 March 7, SX956, SX886 (B1), SX910 (B1), SX956, SX960 (B3), SX962 (B5), SX963 (C2), SX970 (C2), k.intel.com/products/4 100 MHz 1.5× 10.1 W BP80502-100 KiB MT/s 3.6 V Socket 1994 SY007 (E0), SU032 (C2), SU099 (E0), SU110 (E0), SZ996 (C2), SZ996 (C2) 9954) 7 BOXBP80502- 100 PCPU3V100 Embedded Pentium 8 + 8 66 3.135– 100 MHz 1.5× 10.1 W A80502100 SL2TU (cc0), SY007 (E0) 100 KiB MT/s 3.6 V "P54CQS" (0.35 µm) Based on P5 microarchitecture Model L1 Release Part sSpec Frequency FSB Mult. Voltage TDP Socket number Cache date number(s) number A80502120 Socket A80502-120 Pentium 120 (http://ark.intel.com/pr 8 + 8 60 3.135– 5 March SK084, SK086 (C2), SK110 (cB1), SX994 (C2), SY008, SY033 (E0), SY062 (cC0), 120 MHz 2× 12.81 W BP80502120 oducts/49956) KiB MT/s 3.6 V Socket 27, 1995 SL22M (cC0), SL25J (cC0), SU033 (C2), SU100 (E0) 7 BP80502- 120 "P54CS" (0.35 µm) Based on P5 microarchitecture Model L1 Release Part sSpec Frequency FSB Mult. Voltage TDP Socket number Cache date number(s) number A80502133 A80502-133 S106J, SK098 (C2), SK106 (cB1), SK106J (cB1), SK107 (cB1), SY022 (cC0), Pentium 133 (http://ark.intel.co 8 + 8 66 3.135– Socket June 1, 133 MHz 2× 11.2 W SY023 (cC0), SY082, SY126, SL22Q (cC0), SL25L (cC0), SU038 (cB1), SU073 m/products/49963) KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 1995 BP80502133 BOXBP80502- (cC0) 133 A80502150 Pentium 150 (http://ark.intel.co 8 + 8 60 3.135– Socket January BP80502150 150 MHz 2.5× 11.6 W SY015 (cC0), SU071 (cC0), SU122 (cC0) m/products/49958) KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 4, 1996 BOXBP80502- 150 A80502166 BP80502166 Pentium 166 (http://ark.intel.co 8 + 8 66 3.135– Socket January SL24R (cC0), SY016 (cC0), SY017 (cC0), SY055 (cC0), SU072 (cC0), SY037 167 MHz 2.5× 14.5 W m/products/49965) KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 4, 1996 BOXBP80502- (cC0) 166 FV80502166 A80502200 BP80502200 Pentium 200 (http://ark.intel.co 8 + 8 66 3.135– Socket June 10, 200 MHz 3× 15.5 W SL25H (cC0), SU114 (cC0), SL24Q (cC0), SY044 (cC0), SY045 (cC0) m/products/49966) KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 1996 BOXBP80502- 200 FV80502200 8 + 8 66 3.135– Embedded Pentium 133 133 MHz 2× 11.2 W A80502133 SY022 (cC0) KiB MT/s 3.6 V Embedded Pentium 133 8 + 8 66 Core=3.1 7.9 Socket 133 MHz 2× A80502133 SY028 (mcC0) with VRE KiB MT/s I/O=3.3 V (Max.12.25) W 7 8 + 8 66 3.135– Embedded Pentium 166 167 MHz 2.5× 14.5 W A80502166 SY016 (cC0) KiB MT/s 3.6 V "P55C" (0.35 µm) Based on P5 microarchitecture Model L1 Release Part sSpec Frequency FSB Mult. Voltage TDP Socket number Cache date number(s) number A80503166 SL239 (xA3), SL26V (xA3), SL27K (xB1), SL27X (xB1), SL23R (xA3), SL23T (xA3), SL23V Pentium MMX 166 (http://ark.i 16 + 66 3.135– Socket January 8, 167 MHz 2.5× 13.1 W BP80503166 (xB1), SL23X (xB1), SL25M (xA3), SL2FP (xB1), SL2HU (xA3), SL2HX (xB1), SL26H ntel.com/products/49965) 16 KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 1997 FV80503166 (xA3), SL27H (xB1), SL27M, SY059 (xA3) A80503200 Pentium MMX 200 (http://ark.i 16 + 66 3.135– Socket January 8, SL2RY (xB1), SL23S (xA3), SL23W (xB1), SL25N (xA3), SL26Q (xA3), SL274 (xA3), 200 MHz 3× 15.7 W BP80503200 ntel.com/products/49966) 16 KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 1997 SL28J, SL2FQ (xB1), SL2S9 (xB1), SL26J (xA3), SL27J (xB1), SL2Z8, SY060 (xA3) FV80503200 Pentium MMX 233 (http://ark.i 16 + 66 3.135– Socket June 2, BP80503233 233 MHz 3.5× 17 W SL293 (xB1), SL2BM (xB1), SL27S (xB1) ntel.com/products/49967) 16 KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 1997 FV80503233 16 + 66 3.135– Socket September Embedded Pentium MMX 200 200 MHz 3× 15.7 W FV80503200 SL27J (xB1) 16 KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 29, 1997 16 + 66 3.135– Socket Embedded Pentium MMX 233 233 MHz 3.5× 17 W FV80503233 SL27S (xB1) 16 KiB MT/s 3.6 V 7 P6 based Pentiums Desktop processors based on the P6 microarchitecture were marketed as Pentium Pro, Pentium II and Pentium III, as well as variations of these names. NetBurst based Pentiums Desktop processors based on the NetBurst microarchitecture were marketed as Pentium 4 and Pentium D. Core based Pentiums Earlier E5xxx desktop processors based on the Core microarchitecture were marketed as Pentium Dual-Core, while later E5xxx and all E6xxx models were called Pentium. Note however, that several resellers will still refer to the newer generation processors as Pentium Dual-Core.
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