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| − | '''Athlon MP 1200''' (OPN ''AHX1200AMS3C'') based on the {{amd|Palomino|l=core}} core was a {{arch|32}} [[x86]] [[multiprocessor]] developed by [[AMD]] and introduced in [[2001]] for the server and workstation market. The MP 1200 was AMD's first dual-socket microprocessor (along with the {{\\|AHX1000AMS3C|1000}}). This model operated at 1,200 MHz with a FSB transfer rate of 266 MT/s with a typical TDP of 49.1 W. | + | '''Athlon MP 1200''' (OPN ''AHX1200AMS3C'') based on the {{amd|Palomino|l=core}} core was a {{arch|32}} [[x86]] [[multiprocessor]] developed by [[AMD]] and introduced in [[2001]] for the server and workstation market. The MP 1200 was AMD's first dual-socket microprocessor (along with the {{\\|AHX1000AMS3C|1000}}). This model operated at 1,200 MHz with a FSB transfer rate of 266 MT/s with a typical TDP of 49.1 W. This processor, which was based on the {{amd|K7|K7 microarchitecture|l=arch}}, was manufactured on a mature [[180 nm]] copper interconnect technology at AMD's Fab 30 in Dresden, Germany. |
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Template:mpu Athlon MP 1200 (OPN AHX1200AMS3C) based on the Palomino core was a 32-bit x86 multiprocessor developed by AMD and introduced in 2001 for the server and workstation market. The MP 1200 was AMD's first dual-socket microprocessor (along with the 1000). This model operated at 1,200 MHz with a FSB transfer rate of 266 MT/s with a typical TDP of 49.1 W. This processor, which was based on the K7 microarchitecture, was manufactured on a mature 180 nm copper interconnect technology at AMD's Fab 30 in Dresden, Germany.