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Coreboot-15h

2026-05-31T21:15:52Z

Mrothfuss:

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'''coreboot-15h''', also known as '''Mike's coreboot''', is a distribution of [[coreboot]] for various [[Family 15h]] motherboards, developed by [[User:Mrothfuss|mrothfuss]], using AMD's open-source fam15h AGESA and CIMX for initialization. This has allowed for the reintroduction of several boards long-deprecated upstream (such as the [[H8QGi+-F]]), and has allowed several previously-unsupported Family 15h boards (particularly others from [[Supermicro]]) to be ported. On [[ASUS]] boards that were once supported by [[Raptor Engineering]]'s native initialization implementation (removed upstream in coreboot 4.12), coreboot-15h offers improved reliability and hardware compatibility over upstream coreboot 4.11 and [[Dasharo]] 0.4.0. Improvements include dramatically more reliable memory initialization (including support for more memory and denser modules), improved stability once booted, significantly improved HyperTransport configuration, native support for hardware monitoring and fan control, and patches to the build system to allow building on modern platforms. It is, at the time of writing, believed to be the most stable and complete coreboot variant available for the hardware it targets, and it currently appears to be the only actively-developed coreboot variant supporting family 15h.

== History ==

Attempts were made in 2022 to complete the [[Raptor Engineering]] port of coreboot for the [[KGPE-D16|ASUS KGPE-D16]] motherboard. This involved an effort by [[User:Mrothfuss|mrothfuss]] to fix bugs in the previous 4.11 codebase<ref>https://github.com/mrothfuss/coreboot-D16 coreboot-D16</ref> and development by [[Dasharo]] to migrate the platform to coreboot 4.15<ref>https://docs.dasharo.com/variants/asus_kgpe_d16/overview/</ref>. Improvements made by [[User:Mrothfuss|mrothfuss]] were upstreamed to [[Dasharo]]'s fork<ref>https://github.com/Dasharo/coreboot/pull/116</ref>. Both efforts ultimately failed to produce reliable firmware for the [[KGPE-D16|ASUS KGPE-D16]] motherboard.

Initial testing and development of AMD's open source AGESA/CIMx codebases by [[User:Mrothfuss|mrothfuss]] began in 2023 as a fork of coreboot 4.0 called [https://github.com/mrothfuss/coreboot-agesa coreboot-agesa]. Support for AMD Fam15 on the existing [[Supermicro]] [[H8SCM]] and [[H8QGi%2B-F]] motherboards was confirmed and improved. A new port for the [[H8DGi]] was successfully made using this codebase, providing a reliable and performant dual socket G34 motherboard similar to the [[KGPE-D16|ASUS KGPE-D16]]. Compilation of this old source code, however, required an inconvenient Debian 6 environment.

In early 2025, the AGESA/CIMx codebases were successfully reintegrated into coreboot 4.11 under the [[coreboot-15h]] project. Initially the previous [[Supermicro]] motherboards ([[H8QGi%2B-F]], [[H8DGi]], [[H8SCM]]) were supported. New AGESA/CIMx ports for the [[ASUS]] motherboards, [[KGPE-D16]] and [[KCMA-D8]], were developed and tested by [[User:Mrothfuss|mrothfuss]] and [[User:Rane|rane]]. Integration of the AGESA/CIMx codebase into coreboot was subsequently improved, namely adding IOMMU support for AMD Fam15 motherboards. At this point, [[coreboot-15h]] surpassed all other firmware options for the supported motherboards; providing more features, better multicore performance, better power efficiency, and speculative-execution mitigation support.

== Branches ==
[[coreboot-15h]] has two main branches, 4.11_branch and 4.18_branch. The two branches support different AMD architectures.

'''4.11_branch'''
* Bulldozer and Piledriver
'''4.18_branch'''
* Trinity and Richland
* Jaguar

Development of the two branches is organized into three main categories.

'''release candidate (rc):''' The final round of testing on hardware occurs on this branch before merging into the main branches.
* 4.11_branch-rc
* 4.18_branch-rc

'''staging:''' Where completed features/changes accumulate before more rigorous validation. Code in the staging branches should be stable and reliable.
* 4.11_staging
* 4.18_staging

'''work in progress (wip):''' Feature branches (ie: 4.11_wip-atombios-runner) where volatile/experimental changes are made. These are typically squashed into staging as a single commit once complete.

== Compiling coreboot from source ==
Compilation has been tested on Debian 12 and FreeBSD 14.2. Building on FreeBSD is the same as building on Linux, but 'make' is replaced with 'gmake'.

'''Tested GCC Versions'''
* GCC12 Works
* GCC14 Fails, run-time errors.
* GCC15 Fails, compile-time errors.

'''Debian 12 Dependencies'''

apt install git build-essential m4 bison flex zlib1g-dev libncurses-dev imagemagick python-is-python3 gnat libssl-dev pkg-config curl

'''FreeBSD 14.2 Dependencies'''

<nowiki>
### This list may be incomplete
pkg install git bash gmake gcc12 m4 bison ImageMagick7 python autoconf automake gettext-tools gnu-unifont
</nowiki>

'''Configuring and Compiling'''

<nowiki>
### Fetch coreboot-15h source
# Tip: Add the '--depth=1' argument to save bandwidth. You
# will not be able to checkout previous commits if you
# use this shallow clone option.
git clone https://git.15h.org/mrothfuss/coreboot-15h.git
cd coreboot-15h

### Optional: Checkout a specific commit to reproduce a release
# git commit-id's are included at the end of a release name
# Example: 2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220
git checkout 6f1fd5cf220

### Optional: Fetch blobs (required for VGABIOS ROMs)
# Blobs can be explicitly excluded from the build by menuconfig
# Tip: Add the '--depth=1' argument to save bandwidth
git submodule update --init --checkout 3rdparty/blobs

### Optional: Manually fetch the vboot submodule
# This submodule will be fetched automatically, but needs to be
# manually downloaded if you want to use the 'UPDATED_SUBMODULES=1'
# option during the coreboot.rom compilation (see below).
# Tip: Add the '--depth=1' argument to save bandwidth
git submodule update --init --checkout 3rdparty/vboot

### Build the cross compiler (may take a while)
make crossgcc-i386 CPUS=$(nproc)

### Select a config template from ./configs
# These config files are used to compile the releases distributed on 15h.org
# Copy the config you want to start with, you can adjust it in the next step
cp configs/config.asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb .config

### Optional: Review or adjust your configuration
make menuconfig

### Build coreboot, your ROM will be at ./build/coreboot.rom
# Tip: Add the 'UPDATED_SUBMODULES=1' argument to skip fetching/updating all submodules
make
</nowiki>

'''Listing Source Files'''

To review a precise list of files compiled into your ./build/coreboot.rom file, use this command.
<nowiki>
make filelist</nowiki>

This command works after a successful 'make' and changes depending on the motherboard and configuration options selected.

'''Fetching Updates'''

<nowiki>
git pull</nowiki>

'''Switching Motherboards'''

If you want to switch motherboards, you must first clean the build environment. Afterwards, continue from the config selection step.
<nowiki>
make distclean</nowiki>

== License ==

Because of the way coreboot began, using a significant amount of source code from the Linux kernel, it's licensed the same way as the Linux Kernel, with GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 2. Individual files are licensed under various licenses, though all are compatible with GPLv2. Exceptions are listed below.

Files under coreboot/Documentation/ are licensed under CC-BY 4.0 terms. As an exception, files under Documentation/ with a history older than 2017-05-24 might be under different licenses.

Files in the coreboot/src/commonlib/bsd directory are all licensed with the BSD-3-clause license. Many are also dual-licensed GPL-2.0-only or GPL-2.0-or-later. These files are intended to be shared with libpayload or other BSD licensed projects.

Source code in the coreboot/src/vendorcode/amd directory is licensed with the BSD-3-clause license. Certain microcode updates ship with a more restricted license described within each microcode patch file.

The libpayload project contained in coreboot/payloads/libpayload may be licensed as BSD or GPL, depending on the code pulled in during the build process. All GPL source code should be excluded unless the Kconfig option to include it is set.

Firmware images released by the coreboot-15h project are shipped with the necessary licenses within the associated tarball.

==Stable==

=== [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''KCMA-D8''' (Serial Numbers B9S2xxxxxxxx and up)
Unsupported motherboard variants:
* '''KCMA-D8''' (Serial Numbers B8S2xxxxxxxx and below)
** These old boards only work with 4100 series Opterons
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Improved power efficiency
* Improved SATA performance
* Improved thermal management
* Enabled PCIe ASPM support
* Enabled the Power LED
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/c/c0/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/7/71/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/e/ed/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158
|
* Fixed support for the BMC module
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/68/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/a/a5/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/7/70/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931
|
* Enabled COM2
* Fixed COM1/COM2 ACPI Entries
** Improves OS detection of COM1/COM2 ports
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/e/e9/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/d/db/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/a/a8/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/4/4f/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/f/f5/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/4/48/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2_asus_kcma-d8_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''KGPE-D16'''
* '''KGPE-D16/CHN'''
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Improved power efficiency
* Improved SATA performance
* Improved thermal management
* Enabled PCIe ASPM support
* Enabled the Power LED
* Enabled TPM support
** TPM 1.2 and 2.0 are supported
** TPM 2.0 is enabled by default
** TPM measured boot is supported
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/3/34/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/7/72/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/9/9b/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158
|
* Fixed support for the BMC module
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/7/7b/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/4/4e/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/d/d9/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.17-v4.11-582d6f37158_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931
|
* Added x16 support for PCIe Slot 4
** PCIe 4 Switches to x16 mode if PCIe 5 is empty
* Enabled COM2
* Fixed COM1/COM2 ACPI Entries
** Improves OS detection of COM1/COM2 ports
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/65/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/5/54/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/0/0c/Coreboot-15h_2025.12.08-v4.11-4bb1cd46931_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220
|
* Optimized HyperTransport Speed and Deemphasis
* Optimized RAM Power Saving
* Optimized RAM ECC Scrub Rates
* Setup Thermal Throttling
* Enabled Thermal Shutdown
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/9/9c/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/8/86/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/4/4c/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe
|
* Enabled the IOMMU
* Enabled the HPET
* Added coreinfo and memtest
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/0/0b/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/f/f9/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/2/22/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.11-v4.11-63a34806baf
|
* Added support for microcode removal
* Created configs with blobs removed
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/1/16/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.11-v4.11-63a34806baf_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode (text-mode)
** [https://15h.org/images/2/27/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.11-v4.11-63a34806baf_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
* SeaBIOS (text-mode, blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/8/89/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.11-v4.11-63a34806baf_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.10-v4.11-a99acc20d4a
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
** Robust support for all DIMM slots
*** up to 32GB RDIMMs supported
*** up to 64GB LRDIMMs supported
** Up to 4 PCIe cards supported
** Native fan control
** Latest microcode
** IOMMU is disabled
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/6c/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.10-v4.11-a99acc20d4a_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[Supermicro H8SML]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''H8SML-i'''
* '''H8SML-iF'''
* '''H8SML-7'''
* '''H8SML-7F'''
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/53/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_supermicro_h8sml_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[Supermicro H8SCM]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''H8SCM'''
* '''H8SCM-F'''
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Improved power efficiency
* Improved SATA performance
* Improved thermal management
* Enabled PCIe ASPM support
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/5e/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.18-v4.11-4094163932a
|
* Partial UART support
** Requires the BMC to be online
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/c/c7/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.18-v4.11-4094163932a_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2
|
* Minor bug fixes relating to the C32 socket
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/a/ab/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.11-v4.11-61cbef5bdd2_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220
|
* Optimized HyperTransport Speed and Deemphasis
* Optimized RAM Power Saving
* Optimized RAM ECC Scrub Rates
* Setup Thermal Throttling
* Enabled Thermal Shutdown
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/2/22/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe
|
* Enabled the IOMMU
* Enabled the HPET
* Added coreinfo and memtest
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/3/31/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.04.28-v4.11-34811b78c48
|
* Fixed support for rev 1.02 motherboards
* Added support for UDIMM and LRDIMM memory
* Updated config
** RAM interleaving is only enabled for channels, not bank nor nodes
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/61/Coreboot-15h_2025.04.28-v4.11-34811b78c48_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd
|
* Updated config
** Onboard VGA is no longer primary by default
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/3/34/Coreboot-15h_2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
** Microcode Updated
** Added fan control
** Various AGESA bugs fixed
** IOMMU is disabled
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/58/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_supermicro_h8scm_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[Supermicro H8SGL]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''H8SGL'''
* '''H8SGL-F'''
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Improved power efficiency
* Improved SATA performance
* Improved thermal management
* Enabled PCIe ASPM support
* Enabled TPM support
** TPM 1.2 and 2.0 are supported
** TPM 2.0 is enabled by default
** TPM measured boot is supported
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/d/d3/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_supermicro_h8sgl_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.18-v4.11-4094163932a
|
* Partial UART support
** Requires the BMC to be online
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/2/26/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.18-v4.11-4094163932a_supermicro_h8sgl_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220
|
* Optimized HyperTransport Speed and Deemphasis
* Optimized RAM Power Saving
* Optimized RAM ECC Scrub Rates
* Setup Thermal Throttling
* Enabled Thermal Shutdown
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/c/cc/Coreboot-15h_2025.11.09-v4.11-6f1fd5cf220_supermicro_h8sgl_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe
|
* Enabled the IOMMU
* Enabled the HPET
* Added coreinfo and memtest
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/51/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_supermicro_h8sgl_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.09.15-v4.11-58cfb23a680
|
* Initial release
** IOMMU is disabled
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/a/a4/Coreboot-15h_2025.09.15-v4.11-58cfb23a680_supermicro_h8sgl_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[Supermicro H8QG6]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''H8QGi+-F'''
* '''H8QG6+-F'''
Unsupported motherboard variants:
* '''H8QGi+-LN4F''' and '''H8QG7+-LN4F'''
** Support can be added if someone has either board
* '''H8QGi-F''', '''H8QG6-F''', '''H8QGi-LN4F''', and '''H8QG7-LN4F'''
** Dual northbridge support is incomplete
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176
|
* Improved power efficiency
* Improved SATA performance
* Improved thermal management
* Enabled PCIe ASPM support
* Enabled TPM support
** TPM 1.2 and 2.0 are supported
** TPM 2.0 is enabled by default
** TPM measured boot is supported
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/5f/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.04-v4.11-5d336ff7176_supermicro_h8qg6_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2026.03.13-v4.11-0b517349413
|
* Optimized HyperTransport Speed and Deemphasis
* Optimized RAM Power Saving
* Optimized RAM ECC Scrub Rates
* Setup Thermal Throttling
* Enabled Thermal Shutdown
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/c/c4/Coreboot-15h_2026.03.13-v4.11-0b517349413_supermicro_h8qg6_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe
|
* Enabled the IOMMU
* Enabled the HPET
* Added coreinfo and memtest
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/f/f9/Coreboot-15h_2025.10.31-v4.11-c71dd7896fe_supermicro_h8qg6-pm-f_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.04.28-v4.11-34811b78c48
|
* Added support for UDIMM and LRDIMM memory
* Updated config
** RAM interleaving is only enabled for channels, not bank nor nodes
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/d/dc/Coreboot-15h_2025.04.28-v4.11-34811b78c48_supermicro_h8qg6-pm-f_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd
|
* Updated config
** Onboard VGA is no longer primary by default
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/65/Coreboot-15h_2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd_supermicro_h8qg6-pm-f_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|-
|2025.02.25-v4.11-97011b87c1
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
** Microcode Updated
** Added fan control
** Enabled onboard SAS controller
** Various AGESA bugs fixed
** IOMMU is disabled
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/64/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.25-v4.11-97011b87c1_supermicro_h8qg6-pm-f_seabios_ucode_matrox-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 2MB]
|}

=== [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] ===
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.03.29-v4.18-7ebae77863
|
* Added support for boards with the A4 CPU
* Enabled PCIe power saving features
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + APU-OpROM
** [https://15h.org/images/7/73/Coreboot-15h_2026.03.29-v4.18-7ebae77863_lenovo_x140e_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom.tar.gz 4MB]
|-
|2026.03.26-v4.18-ff66166ebf
|
* Partial support for Fn hotkeys
* Added memtest and coreinfo payloads
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + APU-OpROM
** [https://15h.org/images/0/08/Coreboot-15h_2026.03.26-v4.18-ff66166ebf_lenovo_x140e_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom.tar.gz 4MB]
|-
|2026.03.20-v4.18-60f79fa1ed
|
* Fixed speakers
* All USBs are bootable
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + APU-OpROM
** [https://15h.org/images/7/77/Coreboot-15h_2026.03.20-v4.18-60f79fa1ed_lenovo_x140e_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom.tar.gz 4MB]
|-
|2026.03.15-v4.18-7f0a560c9f
|
* Initial release
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + APU-OpROM
** [https://15h.org/images/b/b0/Coreboot-15h_2026.03.15-v4.18-7f0a560c9f_lenovo_x140e_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom.tar.gz 4MB]
|}

==Beta==

=== [[ASUS F2A85-M]] ===
Supported motherboard variants:
* '''F2A85-M'''
* '''F2A85-M PRO'''
* '''F2A85-M LE'''
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.04.06-v4.18-d36fa395e4
|
* Setup support for the iGPU and dGPU
* Fixed an IOAPIC ID calculation
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + APU-OpROM + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/3/3d/Coreboot-15h_2026.04.06-v4.18-d36fa395e4_asus_f2a85m_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 8MB F2A85-M]
** [https://15h.org/images/f/fc/Coreboot-15h_2026.04.06-v4.18-d36fa395e4_asus_f2a85m-pro_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 8MB F2A85-M PRO]
** [https://15h.org/images/e/e6/Coreboot-15h_2026.04.06-v4.18-d36fa395e4_asus_f2a85m-le_seabios_ucode_apu-oprom_vga-oproms.tar.gz 8MB F2A85-M LE]
|}

=== [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] ===
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2026.05.11-v4.11-0fe4a6552b8
|
* Initial v4.11 AGESA release
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/6/62/Coreboot-15h_2026.05.11-v4.11-0fe4a6552b8_asus_sabertooth-990fx-r2_seabios_ucode_vga-oproms_8mb.tar.gz 8MB]
|}

== Third-Party Support ==
These boards can be built using coreboot-15h, but are currently best-supported by Mike Banon's <code>restore_agesa.sh</code> script.

=== Lenovo G505s ===
See [https://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Lenovo_G505S_hacking#restore_agesa.sh here]

=== ASUS A88XM-E ===
See [https://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Lenovo_G505S_hacking#restore_agesa.sh here]

=== ASUS AM1I-A ===
See [https://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Lenovo_G505S_hacking#restore_agesa.sh here]

== Deprecated ==

=== [[KGPE-D16 (Raptor)|ASUS KGPE-D16 (Raptor)]] ===
{| class="wikitable"
| {{center|'''Release'''}}
| {{center|'''Notes'''}}
| {{center|'''Download Options'''}}
|-
|2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd
|
* Updated configs
** Sets default CMOS settings each boot
** Expanded CBFS for 16MB
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/b/b7/Coreboot-15h_2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode
** [https://15h.org/images/a/aa/Coreboot-15h_2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS (blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/7/72/Coreboot-15h_2025.03.08-v4.11-9f78cb25cd_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
|-
|2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34
|
* Added fan control
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/5/59/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/a/af/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode
** [https://15h.org/images/d/de/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/a/af/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS (blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/d/dc/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/4/4f/Coreboot-15h_2025.02.23-v4.11-583f5e6a34_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
|-
|2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae
|
* Added more configuration variants
* Removed coreinfo as a secondary payload
* coreboot codebase unchanged
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/3/35/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/3/32/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS + uCode
** [https://15h.org/images/0/01/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/e/e6/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
* SeaBIOS (blob-free)
** [https://15h.org/images/5/5d/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/5/5a/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.16-v4.11-d176edf4ae_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_no-ucode_no-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
|-
|
2024.09.14-v4.11-065549759c
|
* Improved board stability
** Fixed bugs in RAM initialization code
** Fixed HyperTransport Deemphasis values
|
* SeaBIOS + uCode + VGA-OpROMs
** [https://15h.org/images/1/18/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.14-v4.11-065549759c_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_2mb.tar.gz 2MB] [https://15h.org/images/d/d4/Coreboot-15h_2024.09.14-v4.11-065549759c_asus_kgpe-d16_seabios_ucode_ast2050-oprom_vga-oproms_16mb.tar.gz 16MB]
|}

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:54:53Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD Platforms */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity/Richland Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity/Richland Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL, Bloodhound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4

=== DA, Dachshund ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2

=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M

== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:54:23Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD Platforms */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity/Richland Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity/Richland Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL, Bloodhound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4

=== DA, Dachshund ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2

=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M

== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:53:55Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD 12h K10 CPUs */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL, Bloodhound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4

=== DA, Dachshund ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2

=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M

== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:53:41Z

Mrothfuss: /* DA, Danube */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL, Bloodhound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4

=== DA, Dachshund ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2

=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:53:17Z

Mrothfuss: /* BL */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL, Bloodhound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4

=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:53:08Z

Mrothfuss: /* RB, RidgeBack */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, Ridgeback ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"

=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-31T19:53:02Z

Mrothfuss: /* DR, DeerHound */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, Deerhound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

Family 10h

2026-05-31T19:52:43Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
! colspan="6" |K10
|-
!
!Deerhound
!Ridgeback
!Bloodhound
!Dachshund
!Hydra
!Pharaoh Hound
|-
|Revision
|B
| colspan="3" |C
|D
|E
|-
|Release Date
|2007
|2008
|2009
|2009
|2009
|2010
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|Closed Source
| colspan="5" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="6" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/31116_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_For_AMD_Family_10h_Processors_%2831116%29.pdf 31116]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="6" |No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="6" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="6" |Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="6" |No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

AMD Codenames

2026-05-23T23:00:41Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD Platforms */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Tigris''', K10 Socket S1g3 Platforms
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, DeerHound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-23T22:51:46Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD Platforms */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Danube''', K10 Socket S1g4 Platforms
* '''DanNi''', K10 Socket S1g4 and ASB2 Platforms
* '''Nile''', K10 Socket ASB2 Platforms
* '''Dragon''', K10 Socket AM3 Platforms
* '''Lynx''', Llano Socket FM1 Platforms
* '''Sabine''', Llano Socket FS1 and FP1 Platforms
* '''Brazos''', Bobcat Socket FT1 Platforms
* '''Deccan''', Bobcat Socket FT2 Platforms
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, DeerHound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

Family 15h

2026-05-23T22:34:59Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = E422-opteron-6300-die-shot-16-core.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a 6300-series [[Opteron]], implementing the [[Piledriver]] microarchitecture.
|introduced = October 12, 2011
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 32nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[Bulldozer]]
|uarch2 = [[Piledriver]]
|uarch3 = [[Steamroller]]
|uarch4 = [[Excavator]]
|predecessor = [[Family 10h]]
|successor = Zen
}}

'''Family 15h''' (also known as '''fam15h''', or ambiguously as '''fam15''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bulldozer]], [[Piledriver]], [[Steamroller]], and [[Excavator]] microarchitectures.

"15h" (15-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen five", but most people say "fifteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, "15h" is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction. The number 15h corresponds to the value 21, meaning that "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs. "Family 15" could confusingly refer to the Family 0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
! colspan="2" |Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
| colspan="2" |00h-0Fh
| colspan="2" |10h-1Fh
| colspan="2" |30h-3Fh
| colspan="2" |60h-6Fh
|70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10
|2012/05
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01
|2015/05
|2015/06
|2016/05
|2016/06
|-
|[[AGESA]]
| colspan="2" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
| colspan="2" |[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
| colspan="5" |Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/50742_15h_Models_60h-6Fh_BKDG.pdf 50742]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Orochi|Yes]]
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Trinity_and_Richland|Yes]]
| colspan="4" style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Stoney_Ridge|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="9" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="4" |Encrypted<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>
| colspan="5" |TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="4" |No
| colspan="2" |Offline
| colspan="3" |Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Orochi ===
* Socket [[AM3+]]
** [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX)
** [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* Socket [[C32]]
** [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (SSI CEB)
* Socket [[G34]]
** [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (SSI EEB)
** [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (SWTX)
** [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX)
=== Trinity and Richland ===
* Socket [[FM2]]
** [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)
* Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]
** [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (Laptop, 15.6in)
=== Stoney Ridge ===
* Chromebooks supported by [https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ MrChromebox].
** Acer Chromebook 315 (CB315-2H)
** HP Chromebook 11A G6 EE
** HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE
** HP Chromebook 14A G5
** Acer Chromebook 311 (C721)
** Acer Chromebook Spin 311 (R721T)
** Lenovo 14e Chromebook (S345)
** Lenovo 100e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Chromebook 11AST5
** Lenovo 300e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** NEC Chromebook Y1 Gen2A

== Notes and Status ==
* All x86 CPUs include proprietary microcode, in ROM on the CPU itself. Later vendor-provided patches, which update part of this microcode, can be loaded at runtime - these patches are proprietary blobs.
* All Family 15h CPUs are vulnerable to speculative execution exploits if a microcode patch is not loaded.
* Apart from the above, Bulldozer CPUs are generally stable even without microcode patches.
* A microcode patch is strongly recommended for Piledriver CPUs, because of known virtualization-related bugs in their ROM microcode.
* Trinity APUs and Richland APUs additionally require the SMU firmware blob to run. The [[SMU|SMU (System Management Unit)]] is a microcontroller inside AMD SoCs/APUs that handles low-level platform management: power, clocks, voltage, thermal control, power-gating, and related sensors and interrupts. The firmware for this microcontroller is a blob, [https://git.15h.org/mrothfuss/coreboot-15h/src/branch/4.11_branch/src/vendorcode/amd/agesa/f15tn/Proc/GNB/Modules/GnbInitTN/GnbSmuFirmwareTN.h included as a large array] in the Family 15h [[AGESA]]. Orochi platforms do not require this blob.

== Microcode Patches ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the list of ucode versions that could be pulled from the container files in the linux kernel
!commit
!comment
!date
!ucode version
!Microarchitecture
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/31f6b3076bab3c4b65f67fdb232f4579ed828b4f.tar.gz 31f6b30]
|linux-firmware: Add AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Jul 11 2013
|06000822
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/8ac569dd3ca3ca685bd47ee86c1eeb6050864db3.tar.gz 8ac569d]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Nov 30 2014
|06000832
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/5f8ca0c1db6106a2d6d7e85eee778917ff03c3de.tar.gz 5f8ca0c]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware
|Mar 18 2016
|0600084f
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/77101513943ef198e2050667c87abf19e6cbb1d8.tar.gz 7710151]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD cpu microcode
|May 18 2018
|06000852
|Piledriver
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/7518922bd5b98b137af7aaf3c836f5a498e91609.tar.gz 7518922]
|Update AMD cpu microcode for family 15h
|May 25 2018
|0600063e
|Bulldozer
|}

== Developer Documentation ==
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the documentation for all 15h model revisions
!Model rage
!Date
!Revision
!Link
|-
|00h-0Fh
|September 2014
|3.24
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220321092743/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|10h-1Fh
|August 2012
|3.08
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220129072252/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|30h-3Fh
|April 2014
|1.06
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220121164248/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf 51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf]
|}

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]
* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== References ==

Family 12h

2026-05-23T21:45:10Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

'''Family 12h''' (also known as '''fam12h''', or ambiguously as '''fam12''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the [[Family 10h]] dies.

"12h" (12-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen two", but most people say "twelve‑aitch".

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!K10
|-
!
!Llano
|-
|Revision
|B
|-
|Release Date
|2011/08
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/40 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/6/64/12h_bkdg_pub_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%27s_Guide_for_AMD_Family_12h_Processors.pdf 41131]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 10h

2026-05-23T21:37:37Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
! colspan="6" |K10
|-
!
!DR
!RB
!BL
!DA
!Hydra
!Pharaoh Hound
|-
|Revision
|B
| colspan="3" |C
|D
|E
|-
|Release Date
|2007
|2008
|2009
|2009
|2009
|2010
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|Closed Source
| colspan="5" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="6" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/31116_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_For_AMD_Family_10h_Processors_%2831116%29.pdf 31116]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="6" |No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="6" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="6" |Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="6" |No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 10h

2026-05-23T21:07:50Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
! colspan="6" |K10
|-
!
!DR
!RB
!BL
!DA
!Hydra
!Pharaoh Hound
|-
|Revision
|B
| colspan="3" |C
|D
|E
|-
|Release Date
| colspan="6" |2007-2012
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|Closed Source
| colspan="5" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="6" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/31116_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_For_AMD_Family_10h_Processors_%2831116%29.pdf 31116]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="6" |No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="6" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="6" |Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="6" |No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 12h

2026-05-23T16:44:30Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

'''Family 12h''' (also known as '''fam12h''', or ambiguously as '''fam12''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the [[Family 10h]] dies.

"12h" (12-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen two", but most people say "twelve‑aitch".

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!K10
|-
!
!Llano
|-
|Release Date
|2011/08
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/40 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/6/64/12h_bkdg_pub_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%27s_Guide_for_AMD_Family_12h_Processors.pdf 41131]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 14h

2026-05-23T16:44:02Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = BobcatDie.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a [[Bobcat]] APU
|introduced = 2011
|processnode = 40 nm
|uarch1 = [[Bobcat]]
|successor = [[Family 16h]]
}}

'''Family 14h''' (also known as '''fam14h''', or ambiguously as '''fam14''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bobcat]] microarchitecture. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die.

"14h" (14-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen four", but most people say "fourteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 14h ("14 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 14 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 20 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 20" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 14" could also refer to the apparently-nonexistent Family 0Eh.

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bobcat
|-
!
!Ontario
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/01
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3d/43170_14h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_14h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 43170]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_14h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 14h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Bobcat ===
* Socket [[FT1]]
** [[PC Engines APU1]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==

Family 16h

2026-05-23T16:43:39Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
!
!Kabini
!Mullins
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013/05
|2014/04
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#Jaguar|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#Puma|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)
=== Puma ===
* Socket [[FT3b]]
** [[PC Engines APU2]]

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 12h

2026-05-23T16:40:40Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

'''Family 12h''' (also known as '''fam12h''', or ambiguously as '''fam12''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the [[Family 10h]] dies.

"12h" (12-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen two", but most people say "twelve‑aitch".

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!K10
|-
!
!Llano
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/40 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/6/64/12h_bkdg_pub_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%27s_Guide_for_AMD_Family_12h_Processors.pdf 41131]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 14h

2026-05-23T16:38:42Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = BobcatDie.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a [[Bobcat]] APU
|introduced = 2011
|processnode = 40 nm
|uarch1 = [[Bobcat]]
|successor = [[Family 16h]]
}}

'''Family 14h''' (also known as '''fam14h''', or ambiguously as '''fam14''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bobcat]] microarchitecture. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die.

"14h" (14-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen four", but most people say "fourteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 14h ("14 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 14 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 20 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 20" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 14" could also refer to the apparently-nonexistent Family 0Eh.

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bobcat
|-
!
!Ontario
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3d/43170_14h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_14h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 43170]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_14h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 14h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Bobcat ===
* Socket [[FT1]]
** [[PC Engines APU1]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==

AMD Codenames

2026-05-23T16:37:51Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD 15h Excavator CPUs */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, DeerHound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===

== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-23T16:37:46Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, DeerHound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===

== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===
=== ??, Brown Falcon ===
=== ??, Prairie Falcon ===
== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

AMD Codenames

2026-05-23T16:35:48Z

Mrothfuss: /* AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs */

This is an incomplete list of AMD Codenames.

== AMD Platforms ==
* '''Scorpius''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket AM3 and AM3+ Platforms
* '''SanMarino''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket C32 Platforms
* '''Maranello''', K10/Bulldozer/Piledriver Socket G34 Platforms
* '''Comal''', Trinity Socket FS1 and FP2 Platforms
* '''Virgo''', Trinity Socket FM2 Platforms
* '''Kerala''', Kabini Socket FT3 Platforms

== AMD 10h K10 CPUs ==
* [[K10|Detailed article]]

=== DR, DeerHound ===
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|article: K10 dies 65 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2 "Kuma"
* Phenom X3 "Toliman"
* Phenom X4 "Agena"
* Opteron 1300 "Budapest"
==== Socket Fr2 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Barcelona"

=== RB, RidgeBack ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM2+ ====
* Athlon X2
* Phenom II X3/X4
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Phenom II XLT (embedded)
* Phenom II X2/X3/X4
* Opteron 1300 "Suzuka"
==== Socket Fr2/Fr5 ====
* Opteron 2300/8300 "Shanghai"
=== BL ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X2/X3/X4
=== DA, Danube ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket ASB2 ====
* V-Series
* Athlon II Neo N/K/R
* Turion II Neo N/K "Geneva"
==== Socket S1g3/S1g4 ====
* Turion II M500
* Turion II Ultra M600 "Caspian"
* V-Series
* Sempron M100
* Athlon II M300
* Phenom II N/P/X
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Sempron
* Sempron X2
* Athlon II XL & XLT (embedded)
* Athlon II
* Athlon II X2
=== HY, Hydra ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket Fr6 ====
* Opteron 2400/8400 "Istanbul"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4100 "Lisbon"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6100 "Magny Cours"
=== PH, Pharaoh Hound ===
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|article: K10 dies 45 nm]]
==== Socket AM3 ====
* Athlon II X4
* Phenom II X4 "Zosma"
* Phenom II X6 "Thuban"
== AMD 12h K10 CPUs ==
[[K10 dies 32 nm|detailed article (TO DO)]]
=== LN, Llano ===
==== Socket FM1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series
* Athlon II X4 600 Series
* E2-3200
==== Socket FS1 ====
* A4, A6, A8 3000 Series (Mobile)
* E2-3000M
== AMD 14h Bobcat CPUs ==
=== ON, Ontario ===
==== Socket FT1 ====
* C-30, C-50, C-60, C-70
=== ??, Zacate ===
=== ??, Desna ===
== AMD 15h Bulldozer CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Zambezi"
* Opteron 3200 "Zurich"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4200 "Valencia"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6200 "Interlagos"
== AMD 15h Piledriver CPUs ==
=== OR, Orochi ===
==== Socket AM3+ ====
* AMD FX "Vishera"
* Opteron 3300 "Delhi"
==== Socket C32 ====
* Opteron 4300 "Seoul"
==== Socket G34 ====
* Opteron 6300 "Abu Dhabi" and "Warsaw"
=== TN, Trinity ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series
* Sempron X2 240
* Athlon X2 340
* Athlon X4 730, 740, 750K
* FirePro A300, A320
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 4000 Series (Mobile)
=== RL, Richland ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 6000 Series
* A4 PRO-7300B
* Athlon X4 750, 760K
==== Socket FP2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
==== Socket FS1r2 ====
* A4, A6, A8, A10 5000 Series (Mobile)
=== KM, Komodo ===
==== Socket FM2 ====
* Canceled
== AMD 15h Steamroller CPUs ==
=== KV, Kaveri ===
=== GV, Godavari ===
=== ??, Bald Eagle ===
== AMD 15h Excavator CPUs ==
=== CZ, Carrizo ===
=== BR, Bristol Ridge ===
=== ST, Stoney Ridge ===
=== ??, Brown Falcon ===
=== ??, Prairie Falcon ===
== AMD 16h Jaguar CPUs ==
=== KB, Kabini ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3 ====
== AMD 16h Puma CPUs ==
=== ML, Mullins ===
==== Socket AM1 ====
==== Socket FT3b ====

Family 16h

2026-05-23T16:34:35Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
!
!Kabini
!Mullins
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#Jaguar|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#Puma|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)
=== Puma ===
* Socket [[FT3b]]
** [[PC Engines APU2]]

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 15h

2026-05-23T16:24:04Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = E422-opteron-6300-die-shot-16-core.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a 6300-series [[Opteron]], implementing the [[Piledriver]] microarchitecture.
|introduced = October 12, 2011
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 32nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[Bulldozer]]
|uarch2 = [[Piledriver]]
|uarch3 = [[Steamroller]]
|uarch4 = [[Excavator]]
|predecessor = [[Family 10h]]
|successor = Zen
}}

'''Family 15h''' (also known as '''fam15h''', or ambiguously as '''fam15''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bulldozer]], [[Piledriver]], [[Steamroller]], and [[Excavator]] microarchitectures.

"15h" (15-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen five", but most people say "fifteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, "15h" is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction. The number 15h corresponds to the value 21, meaning that "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs. "Family 15" could confusingly refer to the Family 0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
! colspan="2" |Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
| colspan="2" |00h-0Fh
| colspan="2" |10h-1Fh
| colspan="2" |30h-3Fh
|60h-6Fh
| colspan="2" |70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10
|2012/05
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01
|2015/05
|2015/06
|2016/06
|2016/06
|-
|[[AGESA]]
| colspan="2" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
| colspan="2" |[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
| colspan="5" |Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/50742_15h_Models_60h-6Fh_BKDG.pdf 50742]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Orochi|Yes]]
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Trinity_and_Richland|Yes]]
| colspan="4" style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Stoney_Ridge|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="9" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="4" |Encrypted<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>
| colspan="5" |TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="4" |No
| colspan="2" |Offline
| colspan="3" |Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Orochi ===
* Socket [[AM3+]]
** [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX)
** [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* Socket [[C32]]
** [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (SSI CEB)
* Socket [[G34]]
** [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (SSI EEB)
** [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (SWTX)
** [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX)
=== Trinity and Richland ===
* Socket [[FM2]]
** [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)
* Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]
** [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (Laptop, 15.6in)
=== Stoney Ridge ===
* Chromebooks supported by [https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ MrChromebox].
** Acer Chromebook 315 (CB315-2H)
** HP Chromebook 11A G6 EE
** HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE
** HP Chromebook 14A G5
** Acer Chromebook 311 (C721)
** Acer Chromebook Spin 311 (R721T)
** Lenovo 14e Chromebook (S345)
** Lenovo 100e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Chromebook 11AST5
** Lenovo 300e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** NEC Chromebook Y1 Gen2A

== Notes and Status ==
* All x86 CPUs include proprietary microcode, in ROM on the CPU itself. Later vendor-provided patches, which update part of this microcode, can be loaded at runtime - these patches are proprietary blobs.
* All Family 15h CPUs are vulnerable to speculative execution exploits if a microcode patch is not loaded.
* Apart from the above, Bulldozer CPUs are generally stable even without microcode patches.
* A microcode patch is strongly recommended for Piledriver CPUs, because of known virtualization-related bugs in their ROM microcode.
* Trinity APUs and Richland APUs additionally require the SMU firmware blob to run. The [[SMU|SMU (System Management Unit)]] is a microcontroller inside AMD SoCs/APUs that handles low-level platform management: power, clocks, voltage, thermal control, power-gating, and related sensors and interrupts. The firmware for this microcontroller is a blob, [https://git.15h.org/mrothfuss/coreboot-15h/src/branch/4.11_branch/src/vendorcode/amd/agesa/f15tn/Proc/GNB/Modules/GnbInitTN/GnbSmuFirmwareTN.h included as a large array] in the Family 15h [[AGESA]]. Orochi platforms do not require this blob.

== Microcode Patches ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the list of ucode versions that could be pulled from the container files in the linux kernel
!commit
!comment
!date
!ucode version
!Microarchitecture
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/31f6b3076bab3c4b65f67fdb232f4579ed828b4f.tar.gz 31f6b30]
|linux-firmware: Add AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Jul 11 2013
|06000822
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/8ac569dd3ca3ca685bd47ee86c1eeb6050864db3.tar.gz 8ac569d]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Nov 30 2014
|06000832
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/5f8ca0c1db6106a2d6d7e85eee778917ff03c3de.tar.gz 5f8ca0c]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware
|Mar 18 2016
|0600084f
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/77101513943ef198e2050667c87abf19e6cbb1d8.tar.gz 7710151]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD cpu microcode
|May 18 2018
|06000852
|Piledriver
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/7518922bd5b98b137af7aaf3c836f5a498e91609.tar.gz 7518922]
|Update AMD cpu microcode for family 15h
|May 25 2018
|0600063e
|Bulldozer
|}

== Developer Documentation ==
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the documentation for all 15h model revisions
!Model rage
!Date
!Revision
!Link
|-
|00h-0Fh
|September 2014
|3.24
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220321092743/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|10h-1Fh
|August 2012
|3.08
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220129072252/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|30h-3Fh
|April 2014
|1.06
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220121164248/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf 51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf]
|}

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]
* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== References ==

Family 10h

2026-05-23T03:51:41Z

Mrothfuss: /* Microcode */

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!K10
|-
|Release Date
|2007
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/31116_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_For_AMD_Family_10h_Processors_%2831116%29.pdf 31116]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 16h

2026-05-23T03:51:12Z

Mrothfuss: /* Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 16h

2026-05-23T03:51:06Z

Mrothfuss: /* Microcode Patches */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 16h

2026-05-23T03:51:01Z

Mrothfuss: /* Notes and Status */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Microcode Patches ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 16h

2026-05-23T03:50:57Z

Mrothfuss: /* Third-party coreboot Support */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Notes and Status ==

* ... any extra notes go into the list here ....

== Microcode Patches ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 14h

2026-05-23T03:50:04Z

Mrothfuss: /* More Information */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = BobcatDie.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a [[Bobcat]] APU
|introduced = 2011
|processnode = 40 nm
|uarch1 = [[Bobcat]]
|successor = [[Family 16h]]
}}

'''Family 14h''' (also known as '''fam14h''', or ambiguously as '''fam14''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bobcat]] microarchitecture. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die.

"14h" (14-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen four", but most people say "fourteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 14h ("14 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 14 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 20 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 20" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 14" could also refer to the apparently-nonexistent Family 0Eh.

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bobcat
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3d/43170_14h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_14h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 43170]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_14h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 14h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Bobcat ===
* Socket [[FT1]]
** [[PC Engines APU1]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:41:36Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 10h / K10 */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 10h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 10h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 10h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 12h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 12h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 12h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 14h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 10h

2026-05-22T23:40:54Z

Mrothfuss:

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!K10
|-
|Release Date
|2007
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/31116_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_For_AMD_Family_10h_Processors_%2831116%29.pdf 31116]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Microcode ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here
* (TO DO): also, list of microcode dumps from a few dies

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:33:34Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 0Fh / K8 */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 12h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 12h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 14h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 14h

2026-05-22T23:31:03Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = BobcatDie.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a [[Bobcat]] APU
|introduced = 2011
|processnode = 40 nm
|uarch1 = [[Bobcat]]
|successor = [[Family 16h]]
}}

'''Family 14h''' (also known as '''fam14h''', or ambiguously as '''fam14''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bobcat]] microarchitecture. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die.

"14h" (14-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen four", but most people say "fourteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 14h ("14 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 14 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 20 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 20" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 14" could also refer to the apparently-nonexistent Family 0Eh.

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bobcat
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3d/43170_14h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_14h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 43170]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_14h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 14h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Bobcat ===
* Socket [[FT1]]
** [[PC Engines APU1]]

== More Information ==
* Codename: Ontario (introduced 2011), socket FT1
* CPU microcode: encrypted?, (not? signed?), not analyzed?
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:27:53Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 14h */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 0Fh / K8 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 0Fh]] | [[K8]]''
* early 64-bit x86 CPUs (Athlon 64)

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 12h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 12h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 14h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:27:43Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 12h / K10 */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 0Fh / K8 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 0Fh]] | [[K8]]''
* early 64-bit x86 CPUs (Athlon 64)

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h ===
  ''Main article: [[Family 12h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 12h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 14h ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam14h|Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:27:08Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 14h / Bobcat */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 0Fh / K8 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 0Fh]] | [[K8]]''
* early 64-bit x86 CPUs (Athlon 64)

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 12h]] | [[K10]]''
* Codename: Llano (introduced 2011), socket FM1
* CPU microcode: not encrypted (ref<ref name="Security-x86" /> p.13), (not analyzed?), (not signed?)
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>http://review.coreboot.org/40</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

=== Family 14h ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam14h|Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 12h

2026-05-22T23:26:50Z

Mrothfuss: /* More Information */

'''Family 12h''' (also known as '''fam12h''', or ambiguously as '''fam12''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the [[Family 10h]] dies.

"12h" (12-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen two", but most people say "twelve‑aitch".

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Llano
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/40 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/6/64/12h_bkdg_pub_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%27s_Guide_for_AMD_Family_12h_Processors.pdf 41131]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 12h

2026-05-22T23:26:39Z

Mrothfuss:

'''Family 12h''' (also known as '''fam12h''', or ambiguously as '''fam12''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the [[Family 10h]] dies.

"12h" (12-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen two", but most people say "twelve‑aitch".

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Llano
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/40 Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/6/64/12h_bkdg_pub_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%27s_Guide_for_AMD_Family_12h_Processors.pdf 41131]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== More Information ==
* coreboot-15h support: <span style="color:#B40"> NO </span>
* Codename: Llano (introduced 2011), socket FM1
* CPU microcode: not encrypted (ref<ref name="Security-x86" /> p.13), (not analyzed?), (not signed?)
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>http://review.coreboot.org/40</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

''For other CPU families besides Family 12h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T23:07:49Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 14h / Bobcat */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 0Fh / K8 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 0Fh]] | [[K8]]''
* early 64-bit x86 CPUs (Athlon 64)

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 12h]] | [[K10]]''
* Codename: Llano (introduced 2011), socket FM1
* CPU microcode: not encrypted (ref<ref name="Security-x86" /> p.13), (not analyzed?), (not signed?)
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>http://review.coreboot.org/40</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

=== Family 14h / Bobcat ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam14h|Family 14h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 14h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 14h

2026-05-22T23:06:59Z

Mrothfuss:

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = BobcatDie.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a [[Bobcat]] APU
|introduced = 2011
|processnode = 40 nm
|uarch1 = [[Bobcat]]
|successor = [[Family 16h]]
}}

'''Family 14h''' (also known as '''fam14h''', or ambiguously as '''fam14''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bobcat]] microarchitecture. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die.

"14h" (14-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen four", but most people say "fourteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 14h ("14 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 14 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 20 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 20" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 14" could also refer to the apparently-nonexistent Family 0Eh.

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bobcat
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c Open Source]
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/3/3d/43170_14h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_14h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 43170]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_14h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 14h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Bobcat ===
* Socket [[FT1]]
** [[PC Engines APU1]]

== More Information ==
* Codename: Ontario (introduced 2011), socket FT1
* CPU microcode: encrypted?, (not? signed?), not analyzed?
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]

== References ==

CPU Families Overview

2026-05-22T22:56:54Z

Mrothfuss: /* Family 16h */

This page gives an overview of AMD CPU families relevant to [[coreboot-15h]].

== List of Families ==
=== Family 0Fh / K8 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 0Fh]] | [[K8]]''
* early 64-bit x86 CPUs (Athlon 64)

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* Introduced: 2007/09/10 (Barcelona Opteron)
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

=== Family 12h / K10 ===
  ''Main articles: [[Family 12h]] | [[K10]]''
* Codename: Llano (introduced 2011), socket FM1
* CPU microcode: not encrypted (ref<ref name="Security-x86" /> p.13), (not analyzed?), (not signed?)
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>http://review.coreboot.org/40</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

=== Family 14h / Bobcat ===
  ''Main articles: [[Fam14h|Family 14h]] | [[Bobcat]]''
* Codename: Ontario (introduced 2011), socket FT1
* CPU microcode: encrypted?, (not? signed?), not analyzed?
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/commit/2b4c831b4d16b55a7abdea20bce82cccd168232c</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: ?

=== Family 15h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam15h|Family 15h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 15h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

=== Family 16h ===
  ''Main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview|inline=yes|bold=yes|only=tables}}

== External Links ==
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_CPU_microarchitectures Wikipedia: List of AMD CPU microarchitectures]

== References ==
(2014 paper) Security Analysis of x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="Security-x86">
https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>

Family 16h

2026-05-22T22:56:34Z

Mrothfuss: /* Overview */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Compatible_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Third-party coreboot Support ==

* none available?

== Notes and Status ==

* ... any extra notes go into the list here ....

== Microcode Patches ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 16h

2026-05-22T22:56:06Z

Mrothfuss: /* coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards */

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Jaguar ===
* Socket [[FT3]]
** [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* Socket [[AM1]]
** [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Third-party coreboot Support ==

* none available?

== Notes and Status ==

* ... any extra notes go into the list here ....

== Microcode Patches ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 15h

2026-05-22T22:54:49Z

Mrothfuss:

{{Infobox cpu family
|image = E422-opteron-6300-die-shot-16-core.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a 6300-series [[Opteron]], implementing the [[Piledriver]] microarchitecture.
|introduced = October 12, 2011
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 32nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[Bulldozer]]
|uarch2 = [[Piledriver]]
|uarch3 = [[Steamroller]]
|uarch4 = [[Excavator]]
|predecessor = [[Family 10h]]
|successor = Zen
}}

'''Family 15h''' (also known as '''fam15h''', or ambiguously as '''fam15''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bulldozer]], [[Piledriver]], [[Steamroller]], and [[Excavator]] microarchitectures.

"15h" (15-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen five", but most people say "fifteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, "15h" is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction. The number 15h corresponds to the value 21, meaning that "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs. "Family 15" could confusingly refer to the Family 0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
! colspan="2" |Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
| colspan="2" |00h-0Fh
| colspan="2" |10h-1Fh
| colspan="2" |30h-3Fh
| colspan="2" |60h-6Fh
|70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10/12
|2012/05/15
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01/14
|2015/05/28
|2015/07/02
|2016/09/05
|2016/09/05
|-
|[[AGESA]]
| colspan="2" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
| colspan="2" |[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
| colspan="5" |Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/50742_15h_Models_60h-6Fh_BKDG.pdf 50742]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Orochi|Yes]]
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Trinity_and_Richland|Yes]]
| colspan="4" style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Stoney_Ridge|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="9" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="4" |Encrypted<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>
| colspan="5" |TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="4" |No
| colspan="2" |Offline
| colspan="3" |Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Orochi ===
* Socket [[AM3+]]
** [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX)
** [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* Socket [[C32]]
** [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (SSI CEB)
* Socket [[G34]]
** [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (SSI EEB)
** [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (SWTX)
** [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX)
=== Trinity and Richland ===
* Socket [[FM2]]
** [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)
* Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]
** [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (Laptop, 15.6in)
=== Stoney Ridge ===
* Chromebooks supported by [https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ MrChromebox].
** Acer Chromebook 315 (CB315-2H)
** HP Chromebook 11A G6 EE
** HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE
** HP Chromebook 14A G5
** Acer Chromebook 311 (C721)
** Acer Chromebook Spin 311 (R721T)
** Lenovo 14e Chromebook (S345)
** Lenovo 100e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Chromebook 11AST5
** Lenovo 300e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** NEC Chromebook Y1 Gen2A

== Notes and Status ==
* All x86 CPUs include proprietary microcode, in ROM on the CPU itself. Later vendor-provided patches, which update part of this microcode, can be loaded at runtime - these patches are proprietary blobs.
* All Family 15h CPUs are vulnerable to speculative execution exploits if a microcode patch is not loaded.
* Apart from the above, Bulldozer CPUs are generally stable even without microcode patches.
* A microcode patch is strongly recommended for Piledriver CPUs, because of known virtualization-related bugs in their ROM microcode.
* Trinity APUs and Richland APUs additionally require the SMU firmware blob to run. The [[SMU|SMU (System Management Unit)]] is a microcontroller inside AMD SoCs/APUs that handles low-level platform management: power, clocks, voltage, thermal control, power-gating, and related sensors and interrupts. The firmware for this microcontroller is a blob, [https://git.15h.org/mrothfuss/coreboot-15h/src/branch/4.11_branch/src/vendorcode/amd/agesa/f15tn/Proc/GNB/Modules/GnbInitTN/GnbSmuFirmwareTN.h included as a large array] in the Family 15h [[AGESA]]. Orochi platforms do not require this blob.

== Microcode Patches ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the list of ucode versions that could be pulled from the container files in the linux kernel
!commit
!comment
!date
!ucode version
!Microarchitecture
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/31f6b3076bab3c4b65f67fdb232f4579ed828b4f.tar.gz 31f6b30]
|linux-firmware: Add AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Jul 11 2013
|06000822
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/8ac569dd3ca3ca685bd47ee86c1eeb6050864db3.tar.gz 8ac569d]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Nov 30 2014
|06000832
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/5f8ca0c1db6106a2d6d7e85eee778917ff03c3de.tar.gz 5f8ca0c]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware
|Mar 18 2016
|0600084f
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/77101513943ef198e2050667c87abf19e6cbb1d8.tar.gz 7710151]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD cpu microcode
|May 18 2018
|06000852
|Piledriver
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/7518922bd5b98b137af7aaf3c836f5a498e91609.tar.gz 7518922]
|Update AMD cpu microcode for family 15h
|May 25 2018
|0600063e
|Bulldozer
|}

== Developer Documentation ==
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the documentation for all 15h model revisions
!Model rage
!Date
!Revision
!Link
|-
|00h-0Fh
|September 2014
|3.24
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220321092743/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|10h-1Fh
|August 2012
|3.08
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220129072252/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|30h-3Fh
|April 2014
|1.06
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220121164248/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf 51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf]
|}

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]
* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== References ==

Family 16h

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{{Infobox cpu family
|image = JaguarDieshotFromPS4.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die from the [[Jaguar]] APU used in the PlayStation 4
|introduced = 2013
|processnode = 28nm, except 16nm in some game consoles
|uarch1 = [[Jaguar]]
|uarch2 = [[Puma]]
|predecessor = [[Family 15h]]
|successor = Zen APUs
}}

'''Family 16h''' (also known as '''fam16h''', or ambiguously as '''fam16''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Jaguar]] and [[Puma]] microarchitectures. All Family 16h processors were APUs, combining a CPU and a "fast-by-integrated-standards" GPU on a single die. Outside the PC hardware space, it is notable for use in the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 families of eighth-generation game consoles.

"16h" (16-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen six", but most people say "sixteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 16h ("16 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential (new processor families receive unused higher family numbers) number, returned by the x86 <code>CPUID</code> instruction as a "Family number", and commonly written in hexadecimal. 16 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 22 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 22" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 16" could also refer to [[Family 10h]].

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|30h-3Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2013
|2014
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/3836 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/4/4a/48751_16h_bkdg_-_BIOS_and_Kernel_Developer%E2%80%99s_Guide_%28BKDG%29_for_AMD_Family_16h_Models_00h-0Fh_Processors.pdf 48751]
|[https://15h.org/images/6/61/52740_16h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 52740]
|-
|coreboot
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_16h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="2" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Unencrypted
|TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards ==
Jaguar, on:
* (Socket [[FT3]]): [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* (Socket [[AM1]]): [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)

== Third-party coreboot Support ==

* none available?

== Notes and Status ==

* ... any extra notes go into the list here ....

== Microcode Patches ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* (TO DO)

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Family 15h

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{{Infobox cpu family
|image = E422-opteron-6300-die-shot-16-core.jpg
|image_size = 300
|caption = The die of a 6300-series [[Opteron]], implementing the [[Piledriver]] microarchitecture.
|introduced = October 12, 2011
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 32nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[Bulldozer]]
|uarch2 = [[Piledriver]]
|uarch3 = [[Steamroller]]
|uarch4 = [[Excavator]]
|predecessor = [[Family 10h]]
|successor = Zen
}}

'''Family 15h''' (also known as '''fam15h''', or ambiguously as '''fam15''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[Bulldozer]], [[Piledriver]], [[Steamroller]], and [[Excavator]] microarchitectures.

"15h" (15-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen five", but most people say "fifteen‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, "15h" is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction. The number 15h corresponds to the value 21, meaning that "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs. "Family 15" could confusingly refer to the Family 0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
! colspan="2" |Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
| colspan="2" |00h-0Fh
| colspan="2" |10h-1Fh
| colspan="2" |30h-3Fh
| colspan="2" |60h-6Fh
|70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10/12
|2012/05/15
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01/14
|2015/05/28
|2015/07/02
|2016/09/05
|2016/09/05
|-
|[[AGESA]]
| colspan="2" |[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
| colspan="2" |[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
| colspan="5" |Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
| colspan="2" |[https://15h.org/images/3/3f/50742_15h_Models_60h-6Fh_BKDG.pdf 50742]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Orochi|Yes]]
| colspan="2" style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Trinity_and_Richland|Yes]]
| colspan="4" style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#Stoney_Ridge|Yes]]
|-
|Microcode ROM
| colspan="9" |Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
| colspan="4" |Encrypted<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>
| colspan="5" |TBD
|-
|[[PSP]]
| colspan="4" |No
| colspan="2" |Offline
| colspan="3" |Online
|}
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards ==
=== Orochi ===
* Socket [[AM3+]]
** [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX)
** [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* Socket [[C32]]
** [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
** [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (SSI CEB)
* Socket [[G34]]
** [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (SSI EEB)
** [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (SWTX)
** [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX)
=== Trinity and Richland ===
* Socket [[FM2]]
** [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)

== Third-party coreboot Support ==
=== Trinity and Richland ===
* Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]
** [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (Laptop, 15.6in)

=== Stoney Ridge ===
* Chromebooks supported by [https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ MrChromebox].
** Acer Chromebook 315 (CB315-2H)
** HP Chromebook 11A G6 EE
** HP Chromebook 11A G8 EE
** HP Chromebook 14A G5
** Acer Chromebook 311 (C721)
** Acer Chromebook Spin 311 (R721T)
** Lenovo 14e Chromebook (S345)
** Lenovo 100e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Chromebook 11AST5
** Lenovo 300e Chromebook Gen 2 AMD
** NEC Chromebook Y1 Gen2A

== Notes and Status ==
* All x86 CPUs include proprietary microcode, in ROM on the CPU itself. Later vendor-provided patches, which update part of this microcode, can be loaded at runtime - these patches are proprietary blobs.
* All Family 15h CPUs are vulnerable to speculative execution exploits if a microcode patch is not loaded.
* Apart from the above, Bulldozer CPUs are generally stable even without microcode patches.
* A microcode patch is strongly recommended for Piledriver CPUs, because of known virtualization-related bugs in their ROM microcode.
* Trinity APUs and Richland APUs additionally require the SMU firmware blob to run. The [[SMU|SMU (System Management Unit)]] is a microcontroller inside AMD SoCs/APUs that handles low-level platform management: power, clocks, voltage, thermal control, power-gating, and related sensors and interrupts. The firmware for this microcontroller is a blob, [https://git.15h.org/mrothfuss/coreboot-15h/src/branch/4.11_branch/src/vendorcode/amd/agesa/f15tn/Proc/GNB/Modules/GnbInitTN/GnbSmuFirmwareTN.h included as a large array] in the Family 15h [[AGESA]]. Orochi platforms do not require this blob.

== Microcode Patches ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the list of ucode versions that could be pulled from the container files in the linux kernel
!commit
!comment
!date
!ucode version
!Microarchitecture
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/31f6b3076bab3c4b65f67fdb232f4579ed828b4f.tar.gz 31f6b30]
|linux-firmware: Add AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Jul 11 2013
|06000822
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/8ac569dd3ca3ca685bd47ee86c1eeb6050864db3.tar.gz 8ac569d]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware files
|Nov 30 2014
|06000832
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/5f8ca0c1db6106a2d6d7e85eee778917ff03c3de.tar.gz 5f8ca0c]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD microcode patch firmware
|Mar 18 2016
|0600084f
|
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/77101513943ef198e2050667c87abf19e6cbb1d8.tar.gz 7710151]
|linux-firmware: Update AMD cpu microcode
|May 18 2018
|06000852
|Piledriver
|-
|[https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware/+archive/7518922bd5b98b137af7aaf3c836f5a498e91609.tar.gz 7518922]
|Update AMD cpu microcode for family 15h
|May 25 2018
|0600063e
|Bulldozer
|}

== Developer Documentation ==
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+Below is the documentation for all 15h model revisions
!Model rage
!Date
!Revision
!Link
|-
|00h-0Fh
|September 2014
|3.24
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220321092743/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48063_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|10h-1Fh
|August 2012
|3.08
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220129072252/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf 48931_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_Rev_Guide.pdf]
|-
|30h-3Fh
|April 2014
|1.06
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20220121164248/https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf 51603_Rev_Guide_15h_Models_30h-3Fh.pdf]
|}

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[AMD Codenames]]
* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== References ==

File:52740 16h Models 30h-3Fh BKDG.pdf

2026-05-22T22:49:30Z

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Family 10h

2026-05-22T01:08:35Z

Mrothfuss: /* More Information */

{{Infobox cpu family
|introduced = 2007
|processnode = GlobalFoundries 45 nm SOI, with early models on 65 nm SOI
|uarch1 = [[K10]]
|predecessor = Family 0Fh (K8)
|successor = [[Family 12h]] Llano;
[[Family 15h]] Bulldozer
}}

'''Family 10h''' (also known as '''fam10h''', or ambiguously as '''fam10''') is a [[CPU Families Overview|family of AMD microprocessors]] corresponding to the [[K10|K10 microarchitecure]]. However, the K10 microarchitecture is additionally used in the Family 12h "Llano" dies.

"10h" (10-hexadecimal) is most correctly pronounced as "one-sixteen zero", but most people say "ten‑aitch".

Like other AMD family names, 10h ("10 hexadecimal") is a mostly-arbitrary, somewhat-sequential number, returned by the <code>CPUID</code> instruction, and commonly written in hexadecimal.

[[File:Magny-Cours GLOBALFUNDRIES.png|thumb|Magny-Cours Silicon<ref>https://15h.org/images/d/d1/HC21.24.110.Conway-AMD-Magny-Cours.pdf</ref>]]

== More Information ==
Family 10h:
* CPU microcode: not encrypted<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />, not signed, analyzed<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86" />
* AGESA: open-sourced<ref>https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/95</ref>
* PSP: none present
* closed-source blobs: none required

[[K10|K10 (AMD microarchitecture)]]
* [[K10 dies 65 nm|65 nm dies]] (separate article, Family 10h)
* [[K10 dies 45 nm|45 nm dies]] (separate article, Family 10h)
* [[K10 dies 32 nm|32 nm dies]] (separate article, Family 12h)
''For other CPU families besides Family 10h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Notes and Status ==

* ... any extra notes go into the list here ....

== Microcode ==

* (TO DO): list of microcode patches goes here
* (TO DO): also, list of microcode dumps from a few dies

== Development Documentation Files and BKDG from AMD ==
This wiki hosts the following documens relevant for Family 10h coreboot development:

* [[:File:31116 - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors (31116).pdf|31116 - (BKGD) - BIOS and Kernel Developer’s Guide (BKDG) For AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:41322 10h Rev Gd - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors (41322).pdf|41322 - (Family 10h) - Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors (40546).pdf|40546 - Software Optimization Guide for AMD Family 10h and 12h Processors.pdf]]
* [[:File:43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet (43374).pdf|43374 - AMD Family 10h Server and Workstation Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet.pdf]]

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]

== References ==

(2017 paper) Reverse Engineering x86 Processor Microcode
<ref name="ReverseEngineering-x86">
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity17/sec17-koppe.pdf</ref>