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=== PowerPC 750GX ===
750GX (codenamed Gobi), revealed in 2004, was a 7xx processor from IBM. It has an on-die 1&nbsp;MB L2 cache, a top frequency of 1.1&nbsp;GHz, and support for bus speeds up to 200&nbsp;MHz among other enhancements compared to 750FX. It is manufactured using a 0.13&nbsp;μm process with copper interconnects, [[Low-K|low-K dielectric]], and [[silicon on insulator]] technology. The 750GX has 44 million transistors, a die size of 52&nbsp;mm<sup>2</sup> and consumes less than 9&nbsp;W at 1&nbsp;GHz at typical loads.

A low-power version of the 750GX is available, called the 750GL.