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| caption          = Atom N270, a Diamondville chip
 
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| manufacturer      = Intel
 
| manufacturer      = Intel
 
| first announced  = April 18, 2007
 
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| first launched    = June 3, 2008
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| isa              = x86-64
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| isa              = x86-32
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| isa 2            = x86-64
 
| microarch        = Bonnell
 
| microarch        = Bonnell
 
| word              = 64
 
| word              = 64
 
| proc              = 45 nm
 
| proc              = 45 nm
 
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| clock max        = 1,666.66 MHz
 
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'''Diamondville''' is thee core name for Intel's  first generation of {{intel|Atom}} processors based on the {{intel|Bonnell|l=arch}} microarchitecture. Those ultra-low power chips were manufactured on Intel's 45 nm process and were specifically aimed for [[nettops]], [[netbooks]], and entry/value desktops. Diamondville effectively replaced {{\\|Stealey}} in the netbooks and entry-level desktops segment.
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'''Diamondville''' is the core name for Intel's  first generation of {{intel|Atom}} processors based on the {{intel|Bonnell|l=arch}} microarchitecture. Those ultra-low power chips were manufactured on Intel's 45 nm process and were specifically aimed for [[nettops]], [[netbooks]], and entry/value desktops. Diamondville effectively replaced {{\\|Stealey}} in the netbooks and entry-level desktops segment.
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'''Diamondville-SC''' refers to all the [[single-core]] Diamondville-based microprocessors. In late [[2008]] Intel introduced a single [[dual-core]] variant (the {{intel|Atom 330}}) which went under the '''Diamondville-DC''' codename. The dual-core version is simple two identical Diamondville-SC dies packaged together.
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== Overview ==
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All models are based on {{intel|Bonnell|l=arch}} manufactured on a [[45 nm process]] and implement [[x86-32]]. A number of Diamondville models do have additional features not enabled on Silverthorne models such as full support for [[x86-64]]. Diamondville generally targets the 4-8 W thermal envelope typically fan-less designs.
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=== Common Features ===
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* '''TDP:''' 2.5 W to 8 W
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* '''ISA:''' Everything up to {{x86|SSSE3}} ({{x86|SMM}}, {{x86|FPU}}, {{x86|NX}}, {{x86|MMX}}, {{x86|SSE}}, {{x86|SSE2}}, {{x86|SSE3}}, {{x86|SSSE3}})
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* '''Bus:''' 533.33-666.66 MT/s [[FSB]]
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* {{intel|Calistoga|l=chipset}} Chipset
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* 47,212,207 transistors
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* 3.27 mm x 7.94 mm die size
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* 25.9638 mm² die area
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<tr class="comptable-header"><th>&nbsp;</th><th colspan="20">List of Diamondville-based Atom Processors</th></tr>
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<tr class="comptable-header"><th>&nbsp;</th><th colspan="8">Main processor</th><th colspan="2">Bus</th><th colspan="4">Features</th></tr>
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{{#ask: [[Category:microprocessor models by intel]] [[instance of::microprocessor]] [[core name::Diamondville||Diamondville-SC||Diamondville-DC]]
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|?full page name
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|?model number
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|?microprocessor family
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|?release price
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|?first launched
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|?core count
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|?thread count
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|?base frequency#GHz
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|?tdp#W
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|?bus speed
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{{comp table count|ask=[[Category:microprocessor models by intel]] [[instance of::microprocessor]] [[core name::Diamondville||Diamondville-SC||Diamondville-DC]]}}
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== See Also ==
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{{intel bonnell core see also}}
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* {{amd|Geode NX}}

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Diamondville
atom n270.png
Atom N270, a Diamondville chip
General Info
DesignerIntel
ManufacturerIntel
IntroductionApril 18, 2007 (announced)
June 3, 2008 (launched)
Microarchitecture
ISAx86-32, x86-64
MicroarchitectureBonnell
Word Size
64 bit
8 octets
16 nibbles
64
Process45 nm
0.045 μm
4.5e-5 mm
TechnologyCMOS
Clock1,600 MHz - 1,666.66 MHz
Succession

Diamondville is the core name for Intel's first generation of Atom processors based on the Bonnell microarchitecture. Those ultra-low power chips were manufactured on Intel's 45 nm process and were specifically aimed for nettops, netbooks, and entry/value desktops. Diamondville effectively replaced Stealey in the netbooks and entry-level desktops segment.

Diamondville-SC refers to all the single-core Diamondville-based microprocessors. In late 2008 Intel introduced a single dual-core variant (the Atom 330) which went under the Diamondville-DC codename. The dual-core version is simple two identical Diamondville-SC dies packaged together.

Overview[edit]

All models are based on Bonnell manufactured on a 45 nm process and implement x86-32. A number of Diamondville models do have additional features not enabled on Silverthorne models such as full support for x86-64. Diamondville generally targets the 4-8 W thermal envelope typically fan-less designs.

Common Features[edit]

Members[edit]

 List of Diamondville-based Atom Processors
 Main processorBusFeatures
ModelFamilyPriceProcessLaunchedCTFreqTDPSpeedRatePackageISAEISTHT
230Atom$ 29.00
€ 26.10
£ 23.49
¥ 2,996.57
45 nm
0.045 μm
4.5e-5 mm
3 June 2008121.6 GHz
1,599.99 MHz
1,599,990 kHz
4 W
4,000 mW
0.00536 hp
0.004 kW
133.33 MHz
0.133 GHz
133,330 kHz
533.33 MT/s
0.533 GT/s
533,330 kT/s
FCBGA-437x86-64✘✔
330Atom$ 43.00
€ 38.70
£ 34.83
¥ 4,443.19
45 nm
0.045 μm
4.5e-5 mm
21 September 2008241.6 GHz
1,599.99 MHz
1,599,990 kHz
8 W
8,000 mW
0.0107 hp
0.008 kW
133.33 MHz
0.133 GHz
133,330 kHz
533.33 MT/s
0.533 GT/s
533,330 kT/s
FCBGA-437x86-64✘✔
N270Atom$ 44.00
€ 39.60
£ 35.64
¥ 4,546.52
45 nm
0.045 μm
4.5e-5 mm
3 June 2008121.6 GHz
1,599.99 MHz
1,599,990 kHz
2.5 W
2,500 mW
0.00335 hp
0.0025 kW
133.33 MHz
0.133 GHz
133,330 kHz
533.33 MT/s
0.533 GT/s
533,330 kT/s
FCBGA-437x86-32✔✔
N280Atom45 nm
0.045 μm
4.5e-5 mm
7 February 2009121.667 GHz
1,666.66 MHz
1,666,660 kHz
2.5 W
2,500 mW
0.00335 hp
0.0025 kW
166.66 MHz
0.167 GHz
166,660 kHz
666.66 MT/s
0.667 GT/s
666,660 kT/s
FCBGA-437x86-32✔✔
Count: 4

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