Manchester

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This is a Socket 939 Athlon 64 processor.

The architecture of the X2 cores

This is a dual core processor.

Used in the 3800+ X2 4200+ X2 4600+ X2 processors.

This core has a .9nm structure with SOI.

MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, 3DNOW! Professional

1 3800+ X2
2 4200+ X2
3 4600+ X2
4 See Also
5 Composed by

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3800+ X2

This is a Toledo core (Revision JH-E6) with CPUZ detecting it as a manchester core

Model Number	Fequency	L2 Cache	HTT Freq	CPU Multiplier	Stock Voltage	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)
Athlon 64 3800+ X2	2000 MHz	512 KB	1000 MHz	10x	1.35 V	939	Jun.09.2005	ADA3800BVBOX

Note: The 3800+ X2 can have a manchester or toledo core. The toledo 3800+ X2 has half of the L2 cache disabled (512kb per core 1mb total). The extra 512kb of cache can not be unlocked.
You can check to see if you have a toledo or manchester core by checking the revision number. An E4 is a manchester core and the E6 is a toledo core. You can use the program CPUZ to find out what revision number you have. Note: CPUZ may incorrectly label a 3800+ X2 toledo core as a manchester.

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4200+ X2

Model Number	Fequency	L2 Cache	HTT Freq	CPU Multiplier	Stock Voltage	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)
Athlon 64 4200+ X2	2200 MHz	512 kb	1000 MHz	11x	1.35 V	939	May.31.2005	ADA4200BVBOX

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4600+ X2

Model Number	Fequency	L2 Cache	HTT Freq	CPU Multiplier	Stock Voltage	Socket	Release Date	Part Number(s)
Athlon 64 4600+ X2	2400 MHz	512 kb	1000 MHz	12x	1.35 V	939	May.31.2005	ADA4600BVBOX