How many generations of AMD are in different categories? How AMD processors are divided into generat

Core: K6, K7, K8, K9, K10

Name: Poison Dragon, Flash Dragon, Swift Dragon, Yi Dragon, Yi Long 2 Generation.

Now the low-end is the K8 core flash dragon.

The low-end is the Athlon dual-core and triple-core of the K8 core.

The middle section is the Athlon dual-core of the K10 core, and the mid-to-high-end is the Yilong three-core and quad-core.

The high-end is the three-core and four-core of the Yilong 2nd generation.

Before socket 7 came out, AMD was marked as x86, such as AMD 486 DX4, 5x86, etc.

Later, AMD K5 series chips appeared.

Then there is the AMD K6. There are K6, K6-2, K6-III (it is said that someone successfully installed Windows 7 on this chip).

Next list:

amd k7：

athlon (core: thinderbird); duron (core: forgot at the beginning of S).

athlon xp mp (p started with forgot); duron（morgan）

Duron was discontinued.

athlon xp/mp（barton; theron）

The Athlon's XP was discontinued, and the product line was transferred to Sepron (ThoughBred-B; barton）。The server athlon mp was discontinued and replaced by opteron

amd k8：

After the launch of the Opteron 64 (Socket 940), the Athlon's 64 (Socket 754,939) and Athlon's 64 (Socket 939,940) were launched one after another, and then the Paris-based Sepron (Socket 754, rarely 939) appeared on the market, and the K7 was discontinued.

Later, the Athlon64 (Socket 939) with the Venice core appeared, and the Athlon-64 of the 754 was discontinued, and the product line was handed over to Sepron. In the same year, DDR-II became widespread.

The final K8 product is the Athlon's 64 x2 (core: Manchester; Toronto).

amd k9（socket am2）：

athlon 64 fx-60；athlon 64 x2；athlon；sempron

At this point, the concept of K in the AMD product line is starting to blur because it is difficult to define whether the Opteron 2000 series (LGA 1207, or Socket F) is K9 or K10.

The mainstream Opteron still uses Socket F, but AthlonX2, Phenom has reached the AM3 era.

Generally speaking, Intel Core and AMD Ryzen series can be directly judged from the model number of several generations of processors.

Taking Intel processors as an example, such as Intel Core i3-8100, i5-8500, and i7-8700, the number number first represents the algebra, which can be seen to be the eighth generation Intel processor.

Taking AMD processors as an example, Ryzen 5 2600 and Ryzen7 2700 are still the first number that represents the algebra, from which we can see that it is AMD's second-generation processor.

AMD I always look at the CPU interface to distinguish, for example, AMD's CPU interface AM3 is a generation, AM3+ is a generation, and AM4's Ryzen is also a generation... As for the subdivision of pile drivers, bulldozers, rollers, I will not say.

AMDCPU is the latest five generations, we are all ordinary people, and when we have a rough face to make some life choices, we have to weigh a lot of realistic factors, which are more serious to talk about.