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while consuming far less power and with a smaller die. The off-die L2 cache of the 750 increased performance by approximately 30% in most situations. The design was so successful that it quickly surpassed the
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Revision Level DD2.x
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1563:130 mm
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1371:No L2 cache
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1119:0.25 μm Al
1094:Introduced
1091:Multipliers
1085:Consumption
1067:Transistors
1064:Fab Process
1040:Device list
998:The CPU in
979:The CPU in
931:PowerPC 970
774:BAE Systems
549:PowerPC 7xx
18:PowerPC 740
2846:Categories
2817:PowerQUICC
2648:PowerQUICC
2463:DragonBall
2371:see also:
2329:Processors
2267:References
2190:2013-04-11
2032:2013-10-07
2010:2014-12-05
1989:2013-10-07
1886:B&W G3
1748:20 Million
1743:90 nm
1680:74 Million
1616:38 Million
1485:20 Million
1464:Sidewinder
1283:Freescale
1227:Freescale
743:spacecraft
741:and other
739:satellites
693:Pentium II
640:Processors
584:Apple Inc.
576:PowerPC G3
570:bought by
425:PWRficient
80:newspapers
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2658:PPC e6500
2643:PPC e5500
2478:-variants
1836:PBGA MCM
1787:Espresso
1728:Broadway
1661:PPC750GL
1597:PPC750FL
1459:PPC750CXr
1457:PPC750CXe
1397:Lonestar
1340:Lonestar
1167:Motorola
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1076:CPU Clock
1026:Freescale
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761:Mars 2020
752:Curiosity
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144:Power ISA
2786:DSP568xx
2634:PPC 74xx
2629:PPC e500
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2458:ColdFire
2078:Archived
2060:Archived
1860:iBook G3
1848:See also
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1699:1024 kB
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1646:3.5-9.5
1595:PPC750FX
1577:off-die
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1088:Package
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1070:Die size
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1018:In 2015
988:Espresso
957:Broadway
858:GameCube
855:Nintendo
564:Motorola
401:Espresso
394:Broadway
2624:PPC 7xx
2615:PPC 6xx
2601:PowerPC
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