Editing loongson/godson 2/2d

{{loongson title|Godson-2D}}
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| designer            = Loongson
| manufacturer        = STMicroelectronics
| model number        = 2D
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| market              = Desktop
| first announced     = November, 2004
| first launched      = 2006
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| family              = Godson 2
| series              = Godson 2
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| frequency           = 700 MHz
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| microarch           = GS464
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| process             = 130 nm
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| core count          = 1
| thread count        = 1
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| power               = 5 W
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'''Godson-2D''' ('''龙芯2D''') is a {{arch|64}} [[MIPS]] performance processor developed by [[Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences|ICT]] and later [[Loongson]] for desktop computers. Announced in late [[2004]], the Godson-2D operates at up to 700 MHz consuming 3-5W. This chip was manufactured on [[STMicroelectronics]]' [[0.13 µm process]].

The Godson-2D was initially announced on November of [[2004]] with plans to be launched in February of 2005. It was later postponed to April of 2005. During the 2006 International Innovation Conference, it was announced that the Godson-2D was complete and would begin shipping starting the summer of 2006. It's unknown if the chip was ever made it to market as it was fairly similar to the {{\\|2E}} and by that time the {{\\|2E}} was also released with higher frequency.
base frequency	700 MHz (0.7 GHz, 700,000 kHz) +
core count	1 +
core name	GS464 +
designer	Loongson +
family	Godson 2 +
first announced	November 2004 +
first launched	2006 +
full page name	loongson/godson 2/2d +
instance of	microprocessor +
isa	MIPS64 +
isa family	MIPS +
l1$ size	128 KiB (131,072 B, 0.125 MiB) +
l1d$ description	4-way set associative +
l1d$ size	64 KiB (65,536 B, 0.0625 MiB) +
l1i$ description	4-way set associative +
l1i$ size	64 KiB (65,536 B, 0.0625 MiB) +
ldate	2006 +
manufacturer	STMicroelectronics +
market segment	Desktop +
max cpu count	1 +
microarchitecture	GS464 +
model number	2D +
name	Godson-2D +
power dissipation	5 W (5,000 mW, 0.00671 hp, 0.005 kW) +
process	130 nm (0.13 μm, 1.3e-4 mm) +
series	Godson 2 +
smp max ways	1 +
technology	CMOS +
thread count	1 +
word size	64 bit (8 octets, 16 nibbles) +