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{{mpu | name = AMD-K5-PR75ABR | no image = Yes | image = | image size = | caption = | designer = AMD | manufacturer = AMD | model number = AMD-K5-PR75ABR | part number = AMD-K5-PR75ABR | part number 1 = | market = Desktop | first announced = 1996 | first launched = October 7, 1996 | last order = | last shipment =

| family = K5 | series = SSA/5 | locked = | frequency = 75 MHz | bus type = FSB | bus speed = 50 MHz | bus rate = 50 MT/s | clock multiplier = 1.5 | cpuid = 501

| microarch = K5 | platform = | chipset = | core name = SSA/5 | core family = 5 | core model = 0 | core stepping = 1 | process = 350 nm | transistors = 4,300,000 | technology = CMOS | die size = 161 mm² | word size = 32 bit | core count = 1 | thread count = 1 | max cpus = 1 | max memory = 4 GB | max memory addr = 0xFFFFFFFF

| electrical = Yes | power = 11.8 W | v core = 3.525 V | v core tolerance = 2% | sdp = | tdp = | temp min = | temp max = | tjunc min = | tjunc max = | tcase min = 0 °C | tcase max = 70 °C | tstorage min = -65°C | tstorage max = 150 °C AMD-K5-PR75ABR was a 32-bit x86 microprocessor developed by AMD and released in 1996. This chip was sold as Pentium 75 MHz equivalent. The processor used AMD's 2nd revision of their K5 microarchitecture, operating at 75 MHz with a TDP of 11.8 W.