Editing WinChip (section)

===Winchip C6 (0.35 μm)===
[[File:KL IDT WinChip C6.jpg|thumb|IDT WinChip C6]]
[[File:IDT WinChip C6 die.JPG|thumb|IDT WinChip C6 [[die shot]]]]
* All models supported [[MMX (instruction set)|MMX]]<ref name=SandpileWinChipC6>{{cite web |url=http://www.sandpile.org/impl/c6.htm |title=IA-32 implementation: Centaur WinChip |work=Sandpile |accessdate=13 May 2007}}</ref>
* The 88&nbsp;mm{{sup|2}} die was made using a 0.35 micron 4-layer metal CMOS technology.<ref name=SandpileWinChipC6 />
* The 64 Kib L1 Cache of the WinChip C6 used a 32 KB 2-way set associative code cache and a 32 KB 2-way set associative data cache.<ref name=SandpileWinChipC6 />
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Processor<br />model !! Frequency !! [[front side bus|FSB]] !! [[CPU multiplier|Mult.]] !! [[CPU Cache|L1 cache]] !! [[Thermal Design Power|TDP]] !! [[CPU core voltage]] !! [[CPU socket|Socket]] !! Release date !! Part number(s) !! Introduction price
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| WinChip 180 || 180&nbsp;MHz || 60 [[Transfer (computing)|MT/s]] || 3 || 64 [[Kibibyte|KiB]] || 9.4 W || 3.45—3.6 V || {{ubl|[[Socket 5]]|[[Socket 7]]|[[Super Socket 7]]|[[Ceramic pin grid array|CPGA]] 296}} || 13 October 1997 || DS180GAEM || $90
|-
| WinChip 200 || 200&nbsp;MHz || 66 MT/s || 3 || 64 KiB || 10.4 W || 3.45—3.6 V || {{ubl|Socket 5|Socket 7|Super Socket 7|CPGA 296}} || 13 October 1997 || DS200GAEM || $135
|-
| WinChip 225 || 225&nbsp;MHz || 75 MT/s || 3 || 64 KiB || 12.3 W || 3.45—3.6 V || {{ubl|Socket 7|Super Socket 7|CPGA 296}} || 13 October 1997 || PSME225GA ||
|-
| WinChip 240 || 240&nbsp;MHz || 60 MT/s || 4 || 64 KiB || 13.1 W || 3.45—3.6 V || {{ubl|Socket 5|Socket 7|Super Socket 7|CPGA 296}} || November 1997? || PSME240GA ||
|}