Geode > NatSemiGXm-366GP-29V
Modified: May 30, 2005, 5:58 pm
Manufacturer:National Semiconductor
Model:GXm-366GP 2.9V FAKE
Speed:366MHz
Type:MediaGX
Data Code:9945
Introduced:1997
Transistors:2.4 Million
Package:321 Ceramic SPGA
Process:0.25 Micron
Architecture:32 bit CISC (RISC influenced) w/ Sound & Video
Used in:Integrated PCs
Description:The MediaGX System consists of two chips--
the MediaGX processor and the MediaGX Cx5510
companion chip. This system eliminates the t
raditional audio and video cards, and all
AT motherboard components of a PC. The
MediaGX processor is a 64-bit data bus,
x86-compatible processor with a proven
core. The processor has 16 kB L1 cache
and an FPU. The CPU directly interfaces
to the PCI bus and the DRAM memory. The
graphics frame buffer of the built-in
sVGA (VESA 2.0) hardware is stored in
main memory. Sound Blaster compatible
(2x16bit stereo, 48 kHz) hardware and
also integrated I/O devices (PCI, ISA,
SP, PP) are incorporated in the Cx5510
companion chip.

The MediaGX incorporates a 5x86 core
with added functions, such as a
64-bit-wide DRAM controller, a PCI-bus
interface and a unified memory display
controller. the 5x86 is itself a scaled
down 6x86.

The MediaGX is why National bought Cyrix.
Later AMD bought the GX (then the Geode)
from National and it continues to be made today.
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National's design team in Herzlia, Israel reworked
the GXm into the GX1 which is a lower power version
with more features.
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National also created the GXLV which is the low
voltage version of the GXm.
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Bus Speed: 33MHz
Memory: 122MHz
Multiplier: 11
Fab'd by: National
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This is a FAKED CPU. (remarked)