Editing WinChip (section)

{{short description|Series of CPUs}}
{{Infobox CPU
| name           = WinChip
| image          = KL_IDT_WinChip_Marketing_Sample.jpg
| image_size     = 200px
| caption        = IDT WinChip Marketing sample
| produced-start = {{start date and age|1997}}
| produced-end   = {{end date and age|1999}}
| slowest        = 180 | slow-unit      = Mhz
| fastest        = 266 | fast-unit      = Mhz
| fsb-slowest    =  60 | fsb-slow-unit  = [[Transfer (computing)|MT/s]]
| fsb-fastest    = 100 | fsb-fast-unit  = MT/s
| size-from      = 0.35 μm
| size-to        = 0.25 μm 
| soldby         = [[Integrated Device Technology|IDT]]
| designfirm     = [[Centaur Technology]] 
| manuf1         = 
| core1          = C6
| core2          = W2, C6+
| core3          = W2A
| core4          = W2B
| core5          = W3
| sock1          = [[Socket 5]]
| sock2          = [[Socket 7]]
| sock3          = [[Super Socket 7]]
| pack1          = [[Ceramic pin grid array|CPGA]] (C6, W2, W2A, W3)
| pack2          = [[Pin grid array|PPGA]] (W2B) 
| brand1         = WinChip
| arch           = [[x86-16]], [[IA-32]]
| microarch      = Single, 4-stage, [[Pipeline (computing)|pipeline]] [[in-order execution]]
| cpuid          = 0540h, 0541h, 0585h, 0587h, 058Ah, 0595h
| code           = 
| numcores       = 1
| l1cache        = 64 [[Kibibyte|KiB]] (C6, W2, W2A and W2B)<br />128 KiB (W3)
| l2cache        = Motherboard dependent
| l3cache        = none
| application    = 
| predecessor    = 
| successor      = [[Cyrix III]]
}}
The '''WinChip''' series is a discontinued [[CPU electrical consumption|low-power]] [[Socket 7]]-based [[x86]] [[central processing unit|processor]] that was designed by [[Centaur Technology]] and marketed by its parent company [[Integrated Device Technology|IDT]].