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AMD Bulldozer

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AMD Bulldozer:

* Bulldozer is AMD’s 2011 microarchitecture belonging to the [[Family 15h]].
* Uses a “module” design that pairs two integer cores sharing a FPU and L2 cache.
* Later revisions and refinements are named [[Piledriver]], [[Steamroller]] and [[Excavator]].
* Process node: 32 nm SOI (GlobalFoundries)
* Released October 12, 2011, it is — successor to AMD’s [[K10|K10 microarchitecture]]

== See Also: ==
* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[Family 15h]]

AMD Bulldozer

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AMD Bulldozer:

* Bulldozer is AMD’s 2011 microarchitecture belonging to the [[Family 15h]].
* Uses a “module” design that pairs two integer cores sharing a FPU and L2 cache.
* Later revisions and refinements are named Piledriver Steamroller Excavator.
* Process node: 32 nm SOI (GlobalFoundries)
* Released October 12, 2011, it is — successor to AMD’s [[K10|K10 microarchitecture]]

== See Also: ==
* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[Family 15h]]

AMD Bulldozer

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AMD Bulldozer:

* Bulldozer is AMD’s 2011 microarchitecture belonging to the [[Family 15h]].
* Uses a “module” design that pairs two integer cores sharing a FPU and L2 cache.
* Later revisions and refinements are named Piledriver Steamroller Excavator.
* Process node: 32 nm SOI (GlobalFoundries 32 nm HKMG)
* Released October 12, 2011, it is — successor to AMD’s [[K10|K10 microarchitecture]]

== See Also: ==
* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[Family 15h]]

Bulldozer

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#REDIRECT [[AMD Bulldozer]]

AMD Bulldozer

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AMD Bulldozer:

* Bulldozer is AMD’s 2011 microarchitecture belonging to the [[Family 15h]].
* Uses a “module” design that pairs two integer cores sharing a FPU and L2 cache.
* Later revisions and refinements are named Piledriver Steamroller Excavator.
* Process node: 32 nm SOI (GlobalFoundries 32 nm HKMG)

== See Also: ==
* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[Family 15h]]

AMD Bulldozer

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AMD Bulldozer:

* Bulldozer is AMD’s 2011 microarchitecture belonging to the Family 15h.
* Uses a “module” design that pairs two integer cores sharing a FPU and L2 cache.
* Later revisions and refinements are named Piledriver Steamroller Excavator.
* Process node: 32 nm SOI (GlobalFoundries 32 nm HKMG)

See Also:
* Family 15h
* CPU Families Overview

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

2026-05-18T21:05:25Z

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AMD]] — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* [[APU]] — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* [[ATX]] — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* [[BMC]] — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* [[BIOS]] — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* [[BKDG]] — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* [[CPU]] — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* [[DDR2]] — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DDR3]] — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DIMM]] — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* [[DRAM]] — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* [[ECC]] — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* [[EUDIMM]] — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* [[FSB]] — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[FPU]] — Floating Point Unit (processor unit within the CPU that performs floating‑point arithmetic)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* [[GB]] — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[GPU]] — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* [[HDD]] — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* [[ITX]] — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* [[MB]] — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[MMX]] — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined or known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* [[NVMe]] — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* [[PCIe]] — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* [[RAM]] — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* [[ROM]] — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* [[SATA]] — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* [[SIMD]] — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* [[SSD]] — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* [[SSE]] — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* [[SOI]] — Silicon on Insulator (semiconductor fabrication technology)
* [[TB]] — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[TDP]] — Thermal Design Power: typical sustained heat output (watts) a cooler must handle.
* [[VGA]] — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* [[μ-ATX]] — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* [[UDIMM]] — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* [[UEFI]] — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

2026-05-18T21:01:14Z

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AMD]] — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* [[APU]] — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* [[ATX]] — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* [[BMC]] — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* [[BIOS]] — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* [[BKDG]] — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* [[CPU]] — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* [[DDR2]] — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DDR3]] — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DIMM]] — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* [[DRAM]] — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* [[ECC]] — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* [[EUDIMM]] — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* [[FSB]] — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[FPU]] — Floating Point Unit (processor unit within the CPU that performs floating‑point arithmetic)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* [[GB]] — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[GPU]] — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* [[HDD]] — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* [[ITX]] — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* [[MB]] — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[MMX]] — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined or known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* [[NVMe]] — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* [[PCIe]] — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* [[RAM]] — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* [[ROM]] — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* [[SATA]] — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* [[SSD]] — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* [[SSE]] — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* [[SIMD]] — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* [[TB]] — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[TDP]] — Thermal Design Power: typical sustained heat output (watts) a cooler must handle.
* [[VGA]] — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* [[μ-ATX]] — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* [[UDIMM]] — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* [[UEFI]] — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

2026-05-18T20:59:56Z

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AMD]] — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* [[APU]] — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* [[ATX]] — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* [[BMC]] — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* [[BIOS]] — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* [[BKDG]] — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* [[CPU]] — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* [[DDR2]] — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DDR3]] — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* [[DIMM]] — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* [[DRAM]] — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* [[ECC]] — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* [[EUDIMM]] — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* [[FSB]] — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[FPU]] — Floating Point Unit (processor unit within the CPU that performs floating‑point arithmetic)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* [[GB]] — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[GPU]] — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* [[HDD]] — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* [[ITX]] — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* [[MB]] — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* [[MMX]] — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined or known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* [[NVMe]] — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* [[PCIe]] — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* [[RAM]] — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* [[ROM]] — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* [[SATA]] — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* TDP — Thermal Design Power: typical sustained heat output (watts) a cooler must handle.
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

AMD Bulldozer

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Recommended CPU Coolers

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You can also use the table at the [[Coolers]] page for a wider choice of coolers and more detailed information. The coolers on this page are only listed succinctly.

The following list uses an approximate TDP rating intended for relatively quiet operation.

AM3 / AM3+ / AM4 :

* Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards, clamping attachment
* Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards, clamping attachment
* AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards, clamping attachment
* AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards, clamping attachment
* AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards, clamping attachment

== See Also ==

* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]
* A big table of recommended [[Coolers]]

Recommended CPU Coolers

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Abbreviations and Acronyms List

2026-05-18T20:34:49Z

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BMC — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GB — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* HDD — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MB — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined or known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* NVMe — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* PCIe — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SATA — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* TDP — Thermal Design Power: typical sustained heat output (watts) a cooler must handle.
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

Recommended CPU Coolers

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Coolers

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== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Simple List of Coolers ==
''Main article: [[Simple List of Coolers]]''

== References ==

Recommended CPU Coolers

2026-05-18T20:14:52Z

Nukem: initial page

You can also use the table at the [[Coolers]] page for a wider choice of coolers and more detailed information. The coolers on this page are only listed succinctly.

The following list uses an approximate TDP rating intended for relatively quiet operation.

AM3 / AM3+ / AM4 :

* Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

Coolers

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Nukem: /* Desktop CPU Coolers */ another note

== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Desktop CPU Coolers ==
You can also use the table above for a wider choice of coolers and more detailed information. The coolers in this section are only listed succinctly.

The following list uses an approximate TDP rating intended for relatively quiet operation.

AM3 / AM3+ / AM4 :
* Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

== References ==

Coolers

2026-05-18T20:07:06Z

Nukem: /* Desktop CPU Coolers */ typo fix

== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Desktop CPU Coolers ==
The following list uses an approximate TDP rating intended for relatively quiet operation.

AM3 / AM3+ / AM4 :
* Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

== References ==

Coolers

2026-05-18T20:06:41Z

Nukem: /* Desktop CPU Coolers */ Added a TDP note

== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Desktop CPU Coolers ==
The following list uses an approximate TDP rating intended for relatively quiet operation.

AM3 / AM3+ / AM4
* Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
* AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

== References ==

Coolers

2026-05-18T20:04:55Z

Nukem: Undo revision 2673 by Nukem undo my own deletion

== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Desktop CPU Coolers ==
* AM3 / AM3+ / AM4
** Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
** Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
** AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
** AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
** AMD Wraith Prism, 65 W TDP, 545 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

== References ==

Coolers

2026-05-18T19:54:56Z

Nukem: /* Desktop CPU Coolers */ removed Wraith Prism

== CPU Coolers ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Cooler
!Socket
!Type
!Max TDP
!Noise Range
!Airflow Range
!RPM Range
!Connector
!Number of Fans
!Fan size
|-
|[[Dynatron A1]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://15h.org/images/e/e0/A1.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A10]]
|
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a10</ref><ref>https://15h.org/images/1/1c/A10-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[SUPERMICRO SNK-P0042P]]
|G34
|1U Passive
|115W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0014]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.dvhardware.net/article43440.html</ref><ref>https://www.ferra.ru/news/computers/thermaltake-cls0014-sistema-passivnogo-ohlajdeniya-dlya-servernyh-chipov-amd-socket-g34-29-06-2010.htm</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200131093603/http://www.tehnari.ru/f86/t37515/</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Tyan CHSK-0450]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.tyan.com/Files/FRU/GT24-B8236_FRU_v1.0.pdf</ref><ref>https://www.wselectronics.ru/product/chsk-0450-343791800001</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[HP 602500-001]]
|
|1U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Supermicro SNK-P0043P]]
|G34
|2U Passive
|140W
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|0<ref>https://store.supermicro.com/2u-passive-cpu-cooler-snk-p0043p.html</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0016]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0<ref>https://www.legitreviews.com/thermaltake-launches-2u-passive-cooler-for-amd-socket-g34-cpus_8431</ref>
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 475DG]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dell 0994RT]]
|
|2U Passive
|
|
|
|
|
|0
|N/A
|-
|[[Dynatron A3]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":4">https://15h.org/images/3/3f/A3-Specs-Dynatron.pdf</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":4" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A8]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":5">https://15h.org/images/0/0b/A8.pdf</ref>
|79mm<ref name=":5" />
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0015]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":9">https://mobilespecs.net/cooler/Thermaltake/Thermaltake_CLS0015.html</ref>
|70mm<ref name=":9" />
|-
|[[HSM 102517]]
|
|1U
|
|
|
|
|
|1<ref name=":10">https://www.electromyne.de/CPU-Heat-Sinks---Kuehler-G34-Heat-Sinks-1U-CPU-Heatsink-Cooler-Kuehler-Kuehlkoerper-aktiv-AMD-G34-Opteron-6136-6164-6166-HE.html</ref>
|10mm<ref name=":10" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A5]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|16.85 - 51.0 dBA
|8.75 - 43.75 CFM
|1700 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":8">https://store.cwc-group.com/a5.html</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":8" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A6]]
|G34
|2U
|115W
|20.6 - 51.4 dBA
|8.36 - 53.9 CFM
|1000 - 5500 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":3">https://www.dynatron.co/product-page/a6</ref>
|77x77x20mm<ref name=":3" />
|-
|[[Dynatron A13]]
|G34
|2U
|140W
|16.9 - 51.0 dBA
|8.85 - 43.75 CFM
|1600 - 8000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":1">https://www.dynatron.co/it/product-page/a13</ref>
|60x60x25mm<ref name=":1" />
|-
|[[Dynatron F661]]
|C32
|2U
|
|16.0 - 44.7 dBA
|6.0 - 32.81 CFM
|1100 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|60x60x25mm
|-
|[[Thermaltake CLS0017]]
|G34
|2U
|
|19 - 48 dBA
|9.40 - 46.98 CFM
|1200 - 6000 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":6">https://www.bayreviews.com/thermaltake-g34-cpu-cooler/</ref>
|70x70x15mm<ref name=":6" />
|-
|[[Tyan Chsk-0540]]
|
|2U
|
|
|
|
|
|1
|60mm?
|-
|Cooler Master S3K-7WUTS-04-GP
|C32
|3U
|
|47 dBA
|41 CFM
|5800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|70x70x25mm
|-
|AMD Wraith Prism
|F
|3U
|105W
|42.0 dBA
|
|2800 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|
|-
|[[Dynatron A14]]
|G34
|3U
|140W
|16.0 - 43.4 dBA
|13.8 - 65.4 CFM
|1000 - 3800 RPM
|4-pin
|1<ref name=":2">https://www.dynatron.co/nl/product-page/a14</ref>
|80x80x38mm<ref name=":2" />
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim
|F
|4U
|120W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 2
|F
|4U
|130W
|13.1 - 25.4 dBA
|34.9 CFM
|2000 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U9DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|115W
|17.6 dBA
|41.1 - 64.3 m³/h
|1000 - 1600 RPM
|3-pin
|2<ref name=":7">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u9do-a3/specification</ref>
|92mm<ref name=":7" />
|-
|[[Noctua NH-U12DO A3]]
|G34, C32, F
|4U
|140W
|19.8 dBA
|63.4 - 92.3 m³/h
|900 - 1300 RPM
|3-pin
|'''2'''<ref name=":0">https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12do-a3/specification
</ref>
|'''120mm'''<ref name=":0" />
|-
|Dynatron T757
|G34
|4U
|140W
|17.0 - 31.92 dBA
|17.34 - 43.36 CFM
|1000 - 2500 RPM
|4-pin
|1
|92x92x25mm
|-
|Thermaltake NiC C4
|AM3+
|4U
|220W
|20 - 39.9 dBA
|99.1 CFM
|1000 - 2000 RPM
|3-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|upHere UE2K6
|AM3+
|4U
|265W
|< 25 dBA
|68.2 CFM
|600 - 1650 RPM
|4-pin
|2
|120x120x25mm
|-
|[[EK-Supremacy AMD C32/G34]]
|
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|Alphacool Eisbaer LT360
|G34, C32
|Water Block
|
|
|
|
|
|N/A
|N/A
|}
== CPU Socket Adapters ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Product Name
!Motherboard Socket
!Supported Coolers
|-
|[[Supermicro BKT-0012L]]
|C32
|Socket F Coolers
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0048L-C32
|C32
|Supermicro SNK-P0048AP4
|-
|Supermicro BKT-0050L-G34
|G34
|Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4
|-
|[[Cooler Adapter|Dodoid G34 Adapter]]
|G34
|Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE
|}

== Desktop CPU Coolers ==
* AM3 / AM3+ / AM4
** Arctic Alpine 23, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
** Arctic Alpine 23 CO, 50 W TDP, 276 g, blows downwards
** AMD Wraith, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards
** AMD Wraith Max, 65 W TDP, 460 g, 90 mm fan, blows downwards

== References ==

AGESA

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Duck AI:

* Definition: AGESA is a firmware procedure library developed by AMD that performs platform initialization on AMD-based motherboards, initializing CPU cores, memory, chipset and related subsystems as part of the BIOS/UEFI.
* Purpose: Provides a common initialization framework vendors integrate into motherboard firmware so BIOS/UEFI updates can add CPU, memory and platform support. corsair.com
* Typical contents: CPU and memory training routines, chipset init, platform-specific configuration and fixes used by motherboard vendors. Wikipedia
* Versioning/branches: AMD releases AGESA branches for different platform generations (examples: Summit PI, ComboAM4 PI, ComboAM5 PI); motherboard vendors incorporate specific AGESA updates into their BIOS/UEFI releases. Wikipedia
* Notes: AGESA is vendor-supplied code inside the motherboard firmware; AMD has announced a migration toward a new open-source firmware initiative (openSIL) to replace AGESA over time. Wikipedia
Sub-pages:

* [[AGESA 15h]]

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 ("15 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. 15 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 21 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 15" could also refer to fam0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
!Orochi
!Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|00h-0Fh
|10h-1Fh
|10h-1Fh
|30h-3Fh
|30h-3Fh
|60h-6Fh
|70h-7Fh
|70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10/12
|2012/05/15
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01/14
|?
|2015/07/02
|?
|?
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
|[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
|[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
|[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
|[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
|[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]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot-15h
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|No
|No
|No
|Offline
|Offline
|Online
|Online
|Online
|}

== coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards ==
Orochi, on desktop motherboards:
* (Socket [[AM3+]]): [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX) | [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX) | [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* (Socket [[C32]]): [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (server) | [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
* (Socket [[G34]]): [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (server) | [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX) | [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (server)
Trinity and Richland, on:
* (Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]): [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (laptop)
* (Socket [[FM2]]): [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Microcode Patches ==
All microcode patches released after [[Family 10h]] are encrypted.<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

{| 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
|}
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]

== Models ==
{| 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 Table ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!Jaguar
!Puma
|-
|Release Date
|?
|?
|-
|[[AGESA]]
|Open Source
|Closed Source
|-
|coreboot-15h
|style="background-color:#AFA"| [[Family_16h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
|style="background-color:#FAA"| No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Cleartext
|?
|-
|[[PSP]]
|No
|Online
|}

== coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards ==
Jaguar, on:
* (Socket [[FT3]]): [[Lenovo ThinkPad X140e]] (laptop)
* (Socket [[AM1]]): [[AM1I-A|ASUS AM1I-A]] (mini-ITX)
''For other CPU families besides Family 16h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== See Also ==

* [[AMD Codenames]]

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BMC — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GB — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* HDD — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MB — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined or known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* NVMe — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* PCIe — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SATA — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

2026-05-18T19:12:32Z

Nukem: typo corrected

This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD CPUs)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BMC — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GB — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* HDD — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MB — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* NVMe — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* PCIe — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SATA — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* [[AGESA]] — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* [[AM1]] — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* [[AM2+]] — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* [[AM3]] — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* [[AM3+]] — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BMC — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* [[Socket C32|C32]] — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* [[FM1]] — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* [[FM2]] — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FPSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* [[Socket G34|G34]] — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GB — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* HDD — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MB — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* NVMe — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* PCIe — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* [[PSP]] — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SATA — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

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{{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:
* coreboot-15h support: NO 
* 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]]''

== Microcode ==
10h is the last CPUs with readable unencrypted microcode.

== See Also ==

* [[CPU Families Overview]]
* [[K10]]
* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== References ==

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

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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)
* NOT supported by coreboot-15h 

=== Family 10h / K10 ===
''main articles: [[Fam10h|Family 10h]] | [[K10]]''
* coreboot-15h support: NO 
* 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]]''
* coreboot-15h support: NO 
* 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]]''
* coreboot-15h support: UNDER DEVELOPMENT
* 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}}

=== Family 16h ===
''main article: [[Fam16h|Family 16h]]''
{{Excerpt|Family 16h#Overview Table|inline=yes|bold=yes}}

=== Family 17h / Zen, Zen+, Zen 2 ===
''main articles: [[Family 17h]] | [[Zen]] | [[Zen+]] | [[Zen 2]]''
* NOT supported by coreboot-15h 
* introduced 2017/03/02
* CPU microcode: encrypted?, (not? signed?), not analyzed?
* AGESA: encrypted?, signed (link missing), but signature can be circumvented (link missing)
* PSP: present, encrypted
* closed-source blobs: ?

== See Also ==

* [[Abbreviations and Acronyms List]]

== 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>

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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 ("15 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. 15 in hexadecimal corresponds to the number 21 in decimal, meaning that while "Family 21" would also be a valid, if confusing, name for these CPUs, "Family 15" could also refer to fam0Fh (K8 CPUs, first released in 2003).

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!
!Bulldozer
! colspan="3" |Piledriver
! colspan="2" |Steamroller
! colspan="3" |Excavator
|-
!
!Orochi
!Orochi
!Trinity
!Richland
!Kaveri
!Godavari
!Carrizo
!Bristol Ridge
!Stoney Ridge
|-
|Models
|00h-0Fh
|00h-0Fh
|10h-1Fh
|10h-1Fh
|30h-3Fh
|30h-3Fh
|60h-6Fh
|70h-7Fh
|70h-7Fh
|-
|Release Date
|2011/10/12
|2012/05/15
|2012/10
|2013/06
|2014/01/14
|?
|2015/07/02
|?
|?
|-
|AGESA
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
|[https://review.coreboot.org/c/coreboot/+/554 Open Source]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
|[http://review.coreboot.org/1155 Open Source]
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|Closed Source
|-
|BKDG
|[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
|[https://15h.org/images/b/be/42301_15h_Mod_00h-0Fh_BKDG.pdf 42301]
|[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
|[https://15h.org/images/4/49/42300_15h_Mod_10h-1Fh_BKDG.pdf 42300]
|[https://15h.org/images/0/02/49125_15h_Models_30h-3Fh_BKDG.pdf 49125]
|[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]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|[https://15h.org/images/c/c8/55072_AMD_Family_15h_Models_70h-7Fh_BKDG.pdf 55072]
|-
|coreboot-15h
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#AFA" | [[Family_15h#coreboot_Motherboards|Yes]]
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
| style="background-color:#FAA" | No
|-
|Microcode ROM
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|Undocumented
|-
|Microcode Patches
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|Encrypted
|?
|?
|?
|?
|?
|-
|PSP
|No
|No
|No
|No
|Offline
|Offline
|Online
|Online
|Online
|}

== coreboot-15h Compatible Motherboards ==
Orochi, on desktop motherboards:
* (Socket [[AM3+]]): [[H8SML|Supermicro H8SML]] (μ-ATX) | [[ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0]] (ATX) | [[ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z]] (ATX)
* (Socket [[C32]]): [[ASUS KCMA-D8]] (server) | [[Supermicro H8SCM]] (μ-ATX)
* (Socket [[G34]]): [[ASUS KGPE-D16]] (server) | [[Supermicro H8SGL]] (ATX) | [[Supermicro H8QG6]] (server)
Trinity and Richland, on:
* (Socket [[FS1|FS1r2]]): [[G505s|Lenovo G505s]] (laptop)
* (Socket [[FM2]]): [[F2A85-M|ASUS F2A85-M]] (μ-ATX)
''For other CPU families besides Family 15h, see [[CPU Families Overview]]''

== Microcode Patches ==
All microcode patches released after [[Family 10h]] are encrypted.<ref>https://www.dcddcc.com/docs/2014_paper_microcode.pdf</ref>

{| 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
|}
[[File:Socket G34 pinmap.svg|thumb|G34 socket pinout]]

== Models ==
{| 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 ==

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* AGESA — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* AM1 — Socket AM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket for Kabini low‑power SoC APUs; launched 2014)
* AM2+ — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* AM3 — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AM3+ — Socket AM3+ (AMD CPU socket; introduced for Bulldozer-family processors, compatible with most AM3 CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BMC — Baseboard Management Controller (out‑of‑band management microcontroller on server motherboards)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* C32 — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* FM1 — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* FM2 — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FPSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* G34 — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GB — Gigabyte (one billion bytes; unit of digital information)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* HDD — Hard Disk Drive (magnetic non‑volatile storage using spinning platters; higher capacity, mechanically driven)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MB — Megabyte (one million bytes; unit of digital information)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* NVMe — Non-Volatile Memory Express (high-performance host controller interface and protocol for PCIe-based SSDs)
* PCIe — Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (high-speed serial expansion bus standard used for GPUs, NVMe SSDs, network cards, etc.)
* PSP — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SATA — Serial ATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment; interface for connecting storage devices)
* SSD — Solid State Drive (non-volatile storage using flash memory; faster and more durable than a hard disk drive)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* TB — Terabyte (one trillion bytes; unit of digital information)
* VGA — Video Graphics Array (analog video display standard and 15‑pin connector; originally defined the 640×480 display mode)
* μ-ATX — Micro ATX (a smaller ATX motherboard form factor for mid‑size/compact PCs)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

Abbreviations and Acronyms List

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):
* AGESA — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* AM2+ — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* AM3 — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* ATX — Advanced Technology eXtended (motherboard and power-supply form factor/standard)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* C32 — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* FM1 — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* FM2 — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FPSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* G34 — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* ITX — Information Technology eXtended (small motherboard form factor; used for compact/small‑form‑factor PCs)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* PSP — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that can be used instead of a BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)

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Abbreviations and Acronyms List

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* AGESA — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* AM2+ — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* AM3 — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* C32 — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* FM1 — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* FM2 — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FPSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* G34 — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* PSP — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that replaces legacy BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).

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This list explains abbreviations and acronyms:

(Generated by Duck AI):

**Sorting the list alphabetically**

The user has requested that I sort a provided list alphabetically. I should ensure the output is properly formatted, but since this is a short answer, I'll skip the headings. I’ll use a bullet list for clarity, as they asked for enumerations. Also, I need to remember to invoke the RelatedSearchTerms tool afterwards, as per the guidelines, for suggestions related to the list—up to three terms with their scores.**Generating related search terms**

I'm considering suggestions for related search terms based on the user's interests. I think terms like "AMD sockets," "DRAM types DDR2 DDR3," and "APU vs CPU" would be relevant. I need to assign scores to these suggestions, which I'll gather using the RelatedSearchTerms function. This way, I can provide the user with helpful insights into these topics. It looks like I'm on the right track!* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* AGESA — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* AM2+ — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
* AM3 — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* BIOS — Basic Input/Output System (firmware that initializes hardware and boots the operating system)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* C32 — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
* EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
* FM1 — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* FM2 — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* FPSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
* G34 — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
* PSP — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
* SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
* UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
* UEFI — Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (modern firmware interface that replaces legacy BIOS; handles boot, drivers, and runtime services)
* N.D. — Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).

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* N.D.: Not determined — value or status not yet determined known (i.e., it is a "to‑do" item).
* CPU — Central Processing Unit (a chip; the computer's main processor)
* APU — Accelerated Processing Unit (a chip combining CPU and GPU functions)
* GPU — Graphics Processing Unit (a chip specialized for graphics rendering and parallel computation)
* RAM — Random Access Memory (a volatile chip-based short-term memory used by the CPU for active data)
* DRAM — Dynamic Random Access Memory (a common type of RAM where cells use capacitors that must be periodically refreshed; used for main system memory)
* DDR2 — Double Data Rate 2 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* DDR3 — Double Data Rate 3 Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory (a generation of DRAM used as main system memory)
* AMD — Advanced Micro Devices (company name; a semiconductor company)
* AGESA — AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (firmware initialization library for AMD motherboards)
* PSP — Platform Security Processor (platform security subsystem/firmware in AMD systems)
* ROM — Read-Only Memory (non-volatile storage; often a firmware chip holding boot code)
* BKDG — BIOS and Kernel Developer's Guide (developer guide document for BIOS/kernel on AMD processors)
* FM1 — Socket FM1 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for early A-series "Llano" APUs)
* FM2 — Socket FM2 (AMD CPU/APU socket used for 2nd-generation A-series "Trinity"/"Richland" APUs)
* AM2+ — Socket AM2+ (AMD CPU socket)
*AM3 — Socket AM3 (AMD CPU socket used by Phenom II and related CPUs; supports DDR3 memory)
*FSB — Front-Side Bus (the bus linking the CPU to the system controller/memory subsystem)
*C32 — Socket C32 (AMD server CPU socket used for mid‑range Opteron 4100-series dual‑socket platforms)
*G34 — Socket G34 (AMD server CPU socket used for high‑end Opteron 6100/6200-series multi‑socket platforms)
*ECC — Error-Correcting Code (memory that detects and corrects bit errors)
*DIMM — Dual Inline Memory Module (a circuit board module that holds DRAM chips; used for system memory in desktops and servers)
*UDIMM — Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (a standard, unbuffered memory module)
*EUDIMM — ECC UDIMM (ECC-capable unbuffered DIMM)
*SSE — Streaming SIMD Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for single-instruction multiple-data vector operations)
*MMX — MultiMedia Extensions (x86 instruction-set extension for SIMD multimedia operations)
*SIMD — Single Instruction, Multiple Data (parallel processing model used by vector instructions like MMX/SSE/AVX)
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