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Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603EFE117MJ

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX166LC

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX200LC

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX200LE

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX240LD

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX250LC

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX166PD

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX200PE

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604RRX300QB

PowerPC 740/750 (G3):

Motorola PowerPC 740 (G3), XPC740PRX300LE

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE (variant)

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE (variant)

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300PB

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300RB

PowerPC 7400 (G4):

Motorola PowerPC 7400 (G4), XPC7400 RX400TK

Motorola PowerPC 7410 (G4), MPC7410 HX500LE

Motorola PowerPC 860, XPC860MHZP50C1

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The PowerPC Processor

PowerPC is a RISC microprocessor architecture created by the 1991 Apple-IBM-Motorola alliance (AIM).

'Power' (Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC) and was adopted from IBM's POWER architecture from their RS/6000 series.

The PowerPC is designed along RISC principles, and allows for a superscalar implementation. Versions of the design exist in both 32-bit and 64-bit implementations. Starting with the basic POWER specification, the PowerPC added:

big or little-endian modes (requiring a reset)
single-precision floating point in addition to double-precision
additional floating point instructions at the behest of Apple
a complete 64-bit specification, which is backward compatible with the 32-bit mode
removal of some of the more esoteric POWER instructions, which are emulated in microcode

The first single-chip implementation of the design was the MCP601 and released in Apple's PowerMac in March 1994. For a list of Apple computers using a specific PowerPC CPU please refer to Apple-History.com

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Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603EFE117MJ


XPC603EFE117MJ Q3F19T QEND9652 MALAYSIA

The PowerPC 603 was designed to run in low cost systems and portable machines. The first PowerPC 603 was slower than the PowerPC 601 at the same clock speed - partially due to the 16KB L1 cache as opposed to the 32KB L1 cache in the PowerPC 601. Because of its size and low power usage, it was quickly ramped up to higher clock speeds.
The PowerPC 603 was followed by the 603e, adding 16KB of L1 cache to some models, and the 603ev which shrunk the manufacturing process from .5 microns to .35 microns on some models, allowing it to be clocked even higher.

References:
Motorola MPC 603/603e User's Manual Motorola MPC 603 Doc Archive

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Core Frequency:	117 MHz
Board Frequency:	33 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	3.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
Manufactured:	week 52/1996
Made in:	Malaysia
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX166LC


	XPC603PRX166LC 72G96M PPVOD-A

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX166LC Top Side

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX166LC Back Side

Core Frequency:	166 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	2.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX200LC


	XPC603RRX200LC 72G96 CWGG9704E

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX200LC Top Side

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX200LC Back Side

Core Frequency:	200 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	3.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
Manufactured:	week 04/1997
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX200LE


XPC603PRX200LE 73G96 DUS9714A

Core Frequency:	200 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	3.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
Manufactured:	week 14/1997
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX240LD


XPC603PRX240LD 52G96M QHLKD-A

Core Frequency:	240 MHz
Board Frequency:	60 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
Manufactured:	week 52/1996
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX250LC


	XPC603RRX250LC 72H93J DYW9746D

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX250LC Top Side

Motorola PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX250LC Back Side

Core Frequency:	250 MHz
Board Frequency:	50 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	5.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	1,600,000
Circuit Size:	0.50 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Introduced:	1993
Manufactured:	week 64/1997
L1 Cache:	8 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

The PowerPC 604 was the high end PowerPC when released, performing at 1.5 times the speed of a PowerPC 601 at equal clock speeds. The chip was later updated by doubling the L1 cache to 64KB and shrinking the processor, now dubbed the 604e.

The fastest versions of the 604e version were nicknamed "Mach 5" and ran at 250-350MHz.

References:
Motorola MPC 604 User's Manual Motorola MPC 604 Hardware Specs Motorola MPC 604e Hardware Specs Motorola MPC 604 Doc Archive

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX166PD


	XPC604ERX166PD 75G64W QEGMD

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX166PD Top Side

The first and slowest PowerPC 604e, mounted on an Apple processor card.

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Core Frequency:	166 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	2.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	5,100,000
Circuit Size:	0.35 µ
Voltage:	2.5 V
Introduced:	1997
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
CPU Code:	Sirocco
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX200PE


XPC604ERX200PE 55G64 DGF9724

Core Frequency:	200 MHz
Board Frequency:	50 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	5,100,000
Circuit Size:	0.35 µ
Voltage:	2.5 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 24/1997
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
CPU Code:	Sirocco
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604RRX300QB


	XPC604RRX300QB 73H76K DOC9732

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604RRX300QB Top Side

Motorola PowerPC 604e, XPC604RRX300QB Back Side

The last 2nd generation (G2) PowerPC processor, code name 'MAch5', before the introduction of the G3. This item is mounted on a processor card for the Apple Macintosh 9600.

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Core Frequency:	300 MHz
Board Frequency:	50 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	6.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	5,100,000
Circuit Size:	0.35 µ
Voltage:	2.5 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 32/1997
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
CPU Code:	Mach5
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

PowerPC 740/750 (G3)

Codenamed "Arthur", the PowerPC G3 name comes from the third generation of PowerPC microprocessor. It was used in Apple Macintosh computers such as the PowerBook G3, the iMacs, iBooks and several desktops, including the Power Macintosh G3s.

The G3 was introduced in two different versions, derived from the PPC 603 series of microprocessors: the PPC 740 and PPC 750 microprocessors. The PPC 740 slightly outperformed Pentium IIs while consuming less than 20% of the amount of power and size. Derived from the PPC 740, the PPC 750 had a faster way to access L2 cache, which allowed higher performance.

The earlier versions, made by Motorola, used an aluminium process for fabrication, and were limited to 400 MHz speeds. Later versions, manufactured by IBM with a "silicon-on-insulator" fabrication process, achieved speeds of 500 MHz and beyond. All G3 versions did not completely implement a standard for symmetric multiprocessing computers, which made design and manufacture of a SMP computer comparatively difficult. The PowerPC G4 corrected this deficiency.

With its combination of small size and low power requirements, the G3 proved an ideal laptop microprocessor in its era. Apple ceased using the G3 on October 22, 2003.

References:
Motorola MPC 740 Docs Motorola MPC 750 Docs

Motorola PowerPC 740 (G3), XPC740PRX300LE


XPC740PRX300LE AIM011 50J16X DFT0029

Core Frequency:	300 MHz
Board Frequency:	50 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	6.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.18 µ
Introduced:	1998
Manufactured:	week 32/2000
CPU Code:	Arthur
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE


XPC750ARX233PE 72H30E DML9815B S23670W001

Core Frequency:	233 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	3.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.25 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	2.5-2.75 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 15/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE (variant)


XPC750 ARX233PE 72H30E DTB9819C S23670W001

Core Frequency:	233 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	3.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.25 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	2.5-2.75 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 19/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE


XPC750ARX266PE 72H30E DFL9807A S23670W001

Core Frequency:	266 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.25 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	2.5-2.75 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 07/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE (variant)


XPC750 ARX266PE 72H30E DFZ9828C S23670W001

Core Frequency:	266 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.25 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	2.5-2.75 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1997
Manufactured:	week 28/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300PB


XPC750 PRX300PB 81J99D DSJ9840A S23670W002

Core Frequency:	300 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.18 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	1.9 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1998
Manufactured:	week 40/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

Motorola PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300RB


XPC750 PRX300RB 81J99D DWJ9842A S23670W002

Core Frequency:	300 MHz
Board Frequency:	66 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.5
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	6,350,000
Circuit Size:	0.18 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	1.9 / 3.3 V
Introduced:	1998
Manufactured:	week 42/1998
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-255

PowerPC 7400 (G4)

The fourth generation of PowerPC processors, the PPC G4, is used in Apple Macintosh computers such as the G4 PowerBook, the 2nd generation "Flat Panel" iMac, the eMac, the 3rd generation iBook, and the desktop G4 Power Mac.

Most of the G4 design was done by Motorola in close cooperation with Apple. IBM, the third member of the AIM alliance, chose not to participate in the design of the G4 in part owing to microprocessor design disagreements concerning a Vector Processing Unit on the chip. Ultimately, the G4 architecture design contained a 128-bit vector processing unit called AltiVec.

With the AltiVec unit, the G4 microprocessor can do four-way single precision floating point math, or 16-way byte math in a single cycle. Furthermore, the vector processing unit on the G4 is superscalar, and can do two vector operations at the same time. Compared to Intel's x86 microprocessors at the time, this feature offered a substantial performance boost, if the application was coded to take advantage of the AltiVec unit.

References:
Motorola MPC 7400 Hardware Specs

Motorola PowerPC 7400 (G4), XPC7400 RX400TK


XPC7400 RX400TK 49K62D DLS01015B S23819W002

Core Frequency:	400 MHz
Board Frequency:	100 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	4.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	10,500,000
Circuit Size:	0.20 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	1.8 / 1.8, 2.5 or 3.3 V
Introduced:	1998
Manufactured:	week 05/2001
Made in:	USA
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-360

Motorola PowerPC 7410 (G4), MPC7410 HX500LE


MPC7410 HX500LE 35K65D QFR0450A 18ARS10516D001

The PowerPC 7410 uses the same design as the 7400 but at a reduced feature size. It debuted in the first-generation PowerBook G4, introduced on January 9, 2001.

Reference: MPC7410

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Core Frequency:	500 MHz
Board Frequency:	100 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	5.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Transistors:	10,500,000
Circuit Size:	0.20 µ
Core / I/O Voltage:	1.8 / 1.8, 2.5 or 3.3 V
Introduced:	2000
Manufactured:	week 50/2004
L1 Cache:	32+32 KB
CPU Code:	Nitro
Package Type:	Ceramic CBGA-360

PowerQUICC Integrated Communications Processor
The MPC860 PowerQUICC is a versatile one-chip integrated microprocessor and peripheral combination that can be used in a variety of controller applications, excelling particularly in communications and networking products.

References:
Motorola MPC 860 Fact Sheet Motorola MPC 860 Docs

Motorola PowerPC 860, XPC860MHZP50C1


XPC860MHZP50C1 3H96G MALAYSIA QQTG9901 E

Core Frequency:	40 MHz
Board Frequency:	40 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	32 Bit
Address bus:	32 Bit
Circuit Size:	0.42 µ
Voltage:	3.3 V
Manufactured:	week 1/1999
Made in:	Malaysia
L1 Cache:	16+8 KB
Package Type:	Plastic LGA-357

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