About Core 2 Duo T5800 Processors
The Core 2 Duo T5800 is a low- to mid-range dual-core notebook computer microprocessor developed by Intel. Intel announced the T5800 on October 1, 2008. After its release, the processor found wide usage among a variety of mainstream computer manufacturers including Toshiba, Dell, Samsung, ASUS and LG. As of May 2011, the Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 is still in production.
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Identification
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The T5800 -- codename Merom -- is part of Intel's T5000 line of dual-core mobile processors. The T5800 is the second most powerful processor of the 13 different models that make up the T5000 line. It is a Socket P processor with two processing cores, two threads and a clock speed of 2.0 gigahertz. The T5800 also has 2 megabytes of Level 2 cache and a front-side bus speed of 800 megahertz. It does not feature front-side bus parity.
Architecture
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The Intel T5800 has a maximum power consumption of 35 watts and a voltage identification (VID) range of between 1.075 volts and 1.175 volts. The T5800 uses a 64-bit instruction set. Its Level 1 cache is comprised of a combination of two 32-kilobyte instruction caches and two 32-kilobyte write-back data caches. It has a clock multiplier of 10, M0 core stepping, a 0.065-micron manufacturing process and an integrated floating point unit.
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Package Specifications
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The Core 2 Duo T5800 has a package size of 35 millimeters by 35 mm. The T5800 has a 291 million transistor count, a die size of 143 square mm and a maximum recommended temperature of 85 degrees Celsius. It supports PPGA478 sockets. A stripped down processor compared to many of its contemporaries, the T5800 doesn't have any available halogen-free options. The T5800 doesn't have support for Intel's Turbo Boost technology, Hyper-Threading technology, VT-x Virtualization technology or Trusted Execution technology. The Core 2 Duo T5800 processor doesn't have any available embedded options or a supplemental SKU either.
Additional Information
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The Core 2 Duo T5800 supports Intel SpeedStep technology. It features the MMX instruction set, Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE), SSE2, SSE3 and Supplemental SSE3 instruction sets. The T5800 is also equipped with Extended Memory 64 Technology (EM64T) and Execute Disable Bit technology. Intel also outfitted the T5800 with a variety of low-power features including Sleep mode, Deep Sleep mode, Deeper Sleep mode, Stop Grant mode and Dynamic Cache sizing.
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