When the pin is pulled, Mr. Grenade is not our friend
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Via C7 model numbers revealed
Well, HKEPC has revealed some further details of this inevitable addition, so here they are:
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Model
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Speed
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TDP
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Avg Power
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C4 Power
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C7-M 775 ULV
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1.50GHz
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7.5W
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.75W
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<.35W
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C7-M 772 ULV
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1.20GHz
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5W
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.75W
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<.35W
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C7-M 770 ULV
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1.0GHz
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5W
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.75W
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<.35W
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C7-M 779 ULV
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1.0GHz
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3.5W
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.75W
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<.25W
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Quite why the lowest speed, lowest power part has the highest model number we know not, but there you are - Via has joined the elite club of Intel and AMD with incomprehensible part numbering systems!
A further nugget of information HKEPC have found in the roadmap is the rush forward of a successor to the single-chip VX700/VX700M chipsets, provisionally called the CX3M, with DX9 graphics - why still no Vista support, we wonder - and DDR2-667 support.
This is due to tape out in Q3 06, however we'd take that with a large pinch of salt, as anything listed this early on a roadmap tends to be more of a statement of intention to judge what reaction to a planned product is, rather than anything more concrete. µ
See Also
Socket 479 Via C7s spotted
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