Winchip C6
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IDT Winchip C6 180 '?'
This CPU is like the other C6's I have but a tad faster due to a higher clock frequency and a higher bus frequency. The fastest normal C6 version is the 240MHz model but that model is quite rare.... > Read more
The IDT WinChip C6 240 is the highest clocked CPU in it's series but with 60MHz it doesn't have a very high bus frequency. The C6 225, for instance, uses a 75MHz bus frequency which benefits I/O and PCI-bus access.... > Read more
I have another C6 200 (with a different logo) that I've described and benchmarked here. In technical terms this CPU is identical except the printed logo and it's manufactured 39 weeks earlier.
Both CPU's have a 3.3V requirement. I have a [url=https://th... > Read more
Just like this C6 but somewhat older and it requires 3.52V.
3.52V is quite high for a 200MHz socket 7 part, however IDT managed to build a chip that runs pretty cool despite the higher vCore.... > Read more
The IDT Winchip was made by Centaur and marketed by IDT; a parent company of Centaur.
The C6 performed reasonably with business/office applications but not with FPU intensive applications like games or CAD/CAM. Truth is that the Winchip C6 doesn't run so fast. See the benchmarks and conclude that... > Read more
List of objects with the same chipset
Vendor
Name
Trans.
vCore
Date
Socket
sSpec
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9819
PGA296
?
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9934
PGA296
?
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9849
PGA296
?
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9847
PGA296
?
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9840
PGA296
?
IDT
5,4M
3,3V
9846
PGA296
?