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Gekko (processor)

Gekko is a superscalar out-of-order 32-bit PowerPC microprocessor custom-made by IBM in 2000 for Nintendo to use as the CPU in their sixth generation game console, the GameCube, and later the Triforce Arcade Board.

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Application
GameCube Triforce Arcade Board
Common manufacturer
IBM Microelectronics
Cores
1
Designed by
IBM and Nintendo
Discontinued
2007
Instruction set
PowerPC ISA 1.10

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Gekko (processor)

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples18
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Gekko (processor)

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Application · 1
Gekko (processor) → GameCube Triforce Arcade Board
Common manufacturer · 1
Gekko (processor) → IBM Microelectronics
Cores · 1
Gekko (processor) → 1
Designed by · 1
Gekko (processor) → IBM and Nintendo
Discontinued · 1
Gekko (processor) → 2007
Instruction set · 1
Gekko (processor) → PowerPC ISA 1.10
L1 cache · 1
Gekko (processor) → 32/32 KB
L2 cache · 1
Gekko (processor) → 256 KB
Launched · 1
Gekko (processor) → 2000
Max. CPU clock rate · 1
Gekko (processor) → 486 MHz

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ibm powerpc nintendo cpu processor mhz gekko broadway kb gamecube graphics simd superscalar clock cache 32 256 750cxe triforce arcade

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gekko (processor)ApplicationGameCube Triforce Arcade Board1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Common manufacturerIBM Microelectronics1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Cores11.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Designed byIBM and Nintendo1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Discontinued20071.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Instruction setPowerPC ISA 1.101.00infobox
Gekko (processor)L1 cache32/32 KB1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)L2 cache256 KB1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Launched20001.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Max. CPU clock rate486 MHz1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)MicroarchitecturePowerPC G31.00infobox
Gekko (processor)PredecessorNEC VR43001.00infobox
Gekko (processor)SuccessorBroadway1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Technology node180 nm1.00infobox
Gekko (processor)Variant* PowerPC 750CXe1.00infobox

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