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System-on-Chip (SOC) The embedded evolution continues with x86 CPU, integrated discrete-class GPU and i/o controller on the same die. Product Overview The AMD Embedded G-Series SOC platform is a high-performance, low-power System-on-Chip (SOC) design, featured with enterprise- class error-correction code (ECC) memory support, dual and quad- core variants, integrated discrete-class GPU, and I/O controller on the same die. The AMD G-Series SOC achieves superior performance per watt in the low-power x86 microprocessor class of products when running multiple industry-standard benchmarks.1 This helps enable the delivery of an exceptional HD multimedia experience and provides a heterogeneous computing platform for parallel processing. The small-footprint, ECC- capable SOC sets the new foundation for a power-efficient platform for content-rich multimedia processing and workload processing that is well suited for a broad variety of embedded applications. Superior Performance Per Watt The AMD Embedded G-Series SOC platform delivers an exceptionally high-definition visual experience and the ability to take advantage of heterogeneous computing while maintaining a low-power design.

• AMD G-Series SOC’s 1st generation “Jaguar”-based CPU offers 113% improved CPU performance vs. AMD G-Series APU and greater than a 2x (125%) advantage vs. Intel Atom when running multiple industry-standard compute- intensive benchmarks. 2
• 1st Generation AMD G-Series SOC's advanced GPU, supporting DirectX® 11.1, OpenGL 4.2, and OpenCL ™ 1.23, enables parallel processing and high-performance graphics processing that provides up to 20% improvement vs. AMD G-Series APU and a 5x (430%) advantage vs. Intel Atom when running multiple industry-standard graphics-intensive benchmarks. 4
• 1st Generation AMD G-Series SOC's advanced GPU vs. AMD G-Series APU and over 3x (218%) the overall performance advantage vs. Intel Atom in embedded applications when running multiple industry- standard compute- and graphics-intensive benchmarks.5 Enabling Low-Power, Innovative Small Form Factor Designs The AMD G-Series SOC is a small-footprint and low-power solution that reduces overall system costs.
• The SOC design offers 33% footprint reduction compared to AMD G-Series APU two-chip platform,6 simplifying design with fewer board layers and simplified power supply.
• AMD G-Series SOC enables fan-less design that further helps drive down system cost and enhance system reliability by eliminating moving parts.
• With an array of performance options and universal pin compatibility across the AMD G-Series SOC portfolio, the AMD G-Series SOC platform allows OEMs to utilize a single board design to enable solutions from entry-level to high-end.
• The SOC design enables new levels of performance in small SBC (single board computer) and COMs (computer-on-modules) form factors.
• AMD G-Series SOCs support Thermal Design Profiles (TDPs) from 5W to 25W and offer dynamically configurable TDP capabilities. Optimizing Business Value The AMD Embedded G-Series SOC platform brings performance and efficiency with desirable features, delivering lower TCO and higher ROI.
• Supporting ECC memory and providing a dedicated Platform Security Processor (PSP) compatible with ARM® TrustZone, AMD G-Series SOC platforms will help to penetrate markets previously inaccessible to x86 products in these power envelopes, at this price point.
• The AMD G-Series SOC helps achieve higher system quality, reliability, and energy efficiency, which contribute to overall lower TCO.
• Multiple performance levels offer upgrade paths to protect software and hardware ecosystem costs.

Product Brief: AMD Embedded G-Series System-on-Chip (SOC) MODEL NUMBER OPN NO. OF CORES TDP SHARED L2 CACHE CPU FREQUENCY GPU CUS GPU FREQUENCY DDR FREQUENCY OPERATING TEMP RANGE TJ °C 1st Generation G-Series SOCs GX-210UA GE210UIGJ23HM 2 8.50W 1MB 1.0GHZ N/A N/A 1333 0-90°C GX-416RA GE416RIBJ44HM 4 15.00W 2MB 1.6GHZ N/A N/A 1600 0-90°C GX-209HA GE209HISJ23HM 2 9.00W 1MB 1.0GHZ 2 225 1066 -40-105°C GX-210HA GE210HICJ23HM 2 9.00W 1MB 1.0GHZ 2 300 1333 0-90°C GX-210JA GE210JIHJ23HM 2 6.00W 1MB 1.0GHZ 2 225 1066 0-90°C GX-217GA GE217GIBJ23HM 2 15.00W 1MB 1.65GHZ 2 450 1600 0-90°C GX-411GA GE411GIRJ44HM 4 15.00W 2MB 1.1GHZ 2 300 1066 -40-105°C GX-415GA GE415GIBJ44HM 4 15.00 2MB 1.5GHZ 2 500 1600 0-90°C GX-420CA GE420CIAJ44HM 4 25.00 2MB 2.0GHZ 2 600 1600 0-90°C 2nd Generation G-Series SOCs GX-424CC GE424HIYJ44JB 4 25W 2MB 2.4GHz 2CU 655MHz/ 800MHz DDR3-1866 0-90°C GX-420MC GE420MIXJ44JB 4 17 .5W 2MB 2.0GHz N/A N/A DDR-1600 0-90°C GX-412TC GE412TIYJ44JB 4 6W 2MB 1.0GHz/ 1.4GHz N/A N/A DDR-1333 0-90°C GX-412HC GE412HIYJ44JB 4 7W 2MB 1.2GHz/ 1.6GHz 2CU 267MHz/ 350MHz DDR3-1333 0-90°C GX-410VC GE410VIZJ44JB 4 7W 2MB 1.0GHz N/A N/A DDR3-1066 -40-105°C GX-224PC GE224PIXJ23JB 2 25W 1MB 2.4GHz N/A N/A DDR3-1866 0-90°C GX-222GC GE222GITJ23JB 2 15W 1MB 2.2GHz/ 2.4GHz 2CU 655MHz/ 800MHz DDR3-1600 0-90°C GX-216HC GE216HHBJ23JB 2 10W 1MB 1.6GHz 2CU 300MHz DDR3-1066 -40-105°C GX-212JC GE212JIYJ23JB 2 6W 1MB 1.2GHz/ 1.4GHz 2CU 267MHz/ 300MHz DDR3-1333 0-90°C GX-210JC GE210JIZJ23JB 2 7W 1MB 1.0Ghz 2CU 267Mhz DDR3-1066 -40-105°C

• AMD’s commitment to long-term availability and support (5-10 years) maximizes ROI. 7
• The AMD G-Series SOC platform is well suited for low-power and high-performance designs in a broad range of markets, including Industrial Control & Automation, Digital Signage, Thin Client, and Electronic Gaming Machines.
• 1st Generation – 33% more performance per dollar than competing Intel solutions – for cost-optimized storage controllers and Network Attached Storage systems. 8

Product Brief: AMD Embedded G-Series System-on-Chip (SOC) www.amd.com/embedded 1 The low-power x86 microprocessor class includes: GX-420CA @ 25W TDP (scored 19); GX-415GA @ 15W (25), GX-217GA @ 15W (17), GX-210HA @ 9W (20), G-T56N @ 18W (12), G-T52R @ 18W (7), G-T40N @9W (14), G-T16R @ 4.5W (19), Intel Atom N270 @ 2.5W (20), Intel Atom D525 @ 13W (9), Intel Atom D2700 @ 10W (12) & Intel Celeron G440 @ 35W (5). Performance score based on an average of scores from the following benchmarks: Sandra Engineering 2011 Dhrystone ALU, Sandra Engineering 2011 Whetstone iSSE3, 3DMark® 06 (1280 x 1024), PassMark Performance Test 7.0 2D MI958 motherboards with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. All AMD G-Series SOC systems used AMD "Larne" Reference Design Board with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Atom D2700 was tested with Jetway NC9KDL -2700 motherboard, 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Celeron system configuration used MSI H61M-P23 motherboard with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Atom N270 system configuration used MSI MS-9830 motherboard with maximum supported configuration of 1GB DDR2 (per http://download.intel.com/design/intarch/manuals/320436.pdf,) and Intel GM945 Intel Atom D525 used MSI MS-A923 motherboard with platform integrated 1GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. 2 AMD GX-415GA scored 209, AMD G-T56N scored 98, and Intel Atom D525 scored 93, based on an average of Sandra Engineering 2011 Dhyrstone, Sandra Engineering 2011 Whetstone and EEMBC CoreMark Multi-thread benchmark results. AMD G-T56N system configuration used iBase MI958 motherboard with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. AMD GX-415GA system configuration used AMD "Larne" Reference Design Board with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Atom D525 system configuration used MSI MS-A923 motherboard with platform integrated 1GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. All systems running Windows® 7 Ultimate for Sandra Engineering and Ubuntu version 11.10 for EEMBC CoreMark. 3 OpenCL 1.2 currently supported in the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows 7; Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7; Microsoft Windows 8; Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 8; Linux(Catalyst drivers). OpenGL 4.2 currently supported in the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows 7; Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7; Microsoft Windows 8; Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 8; Linux (Catalyst drivers). Ongoing support options TBA. 4 AMD GX-415GA scored 864, AMD G-T56N scored 724, and Intel Atom D525 scored 162, based on an average of 3DMark® 06 1280x1024 and PassMark Performance Test 7.0 2D Graphics Suite benchmark results. AMD G-T56N system configuration used iBase MI958 motherboard with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. AMD GX-415GA system configuration used AMD "Larne" Reference Design Board with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Atom D525 system configuration used MSI MS-A923 motherboard with platform integrated 1GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. All systems running Windows® 7 Ultimate with DirectX 11.0. 5 AMD GX-415GA scored 369, AMD G-T56N scored 218, and Intel Atom D525 scored 116, based on an average of Sandra Engineering 2011 Dhrystone ALU, Sandra Engineering 2011 Whetstone iSSE3, 3DMark® 06 (1280 x 1024), PassMark Performance Test 7.0 2D Graphics Mark, and EEMBC CoreMark Multi-thread. AMD G-T56N system configuration used iBase MI958 motherboard with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. AMD GX-415GA system configuration used AMD "Larne" Reference Design Board with 4GB DDR3 and integrated graphics. Intel Atom D525 system configuration used MSI 6 AMD G-Series SOC FT3 BGA package dimension 24.5mm x 24.5mm = 600.25 mm2 SOC; AMD G-Series APU FT1 and Controller Hub two-chip platform: 19mm x 19mm + 23mm x 23mm = 890 mm2; 33% improvement 7 5-year, 7-year, and 10-year support offered, depending upon the AMD product. Please contact your AMD representative for more details. 8 Performance comparison is based on the EEMBC CoreMark v1.0 benchmark. The kit price of GX-416RA is $25, and the kit price of Celeron 1037U is $25. The performance delta of 34% was calculated based on GX-416RA’s CoreMark score of 24699 and Celeron 1037U’s CoreMark score of 18461. The performance-per-$ delta of 34% was calculated based on the GX-416RA’s performance-per-$ ratio of 987.96 and 1037U’s performance-per-$ ratio of 738.44. The AMD Steppe Eagle GX-416RA used an AMD Larne development board with 4GB DDR3-1600 memory and 80GB Hitachi HDD. The Intel Celeron 1037U used a Toshiba Satellite C55-A5220 motherboard with 8GB DDR3-1600 memory and 256GB Sandisk HDD. Both systems ran Ubuntu Linux 11.1. EMB-105 publication are for informational purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective owners. PID# 169776-A 1st-generation APU SOC design

• Integrates Controller Hub functional block as well as CPU+GPU+NB
• 28nm process technology, FT3, and FT3b BGA packages, 24.5mm x 24.5mm
• Dual- or Quad-“Jaguar” or “Jaguar+” CPU cores with 2MB shared L2 cache 2nd-generation graphics core
• Compute performance (GFLOP) improvement
• DirectX® 11.1 graphics support Memory support: single-channel DDR3
• Up to 2 UDIMMs or 2 SO-DIMM DDR3-1600 @ 1.35V & 1.25V
• Support for ECC DIMMs Improved power-saving features
• Power gating added to Multimedia Engine, Display Controller, and NB
• DDR P-states for reduced power consumption Integrated display outputs
• Supports two simultaneous displays
• Supports 4-lane DisplayPort 1.2, DVI, HDMI™ 1.4a, Integrated VGA, and Integrated eDP or 18bpp single-channel LVDS Updated I/O
• Four x1 links of PCIe® Gen 2 for GPPs
• One x4 link of PCIe Gen 2 for discrete GPU (not on lower TDPs)
• 8 USB 2.0 + 2 USB 3.0
• 2 SATA 2.x/3.x (up to 6Gb/s)
• SD Card Reader v3.0 or SDIO controller HIGH-PERFORMANCE BOX PC WITH AMD G-SERIES SOC DirectX® 11 GPU CPU 0 CPU 1 CPU 2 CPU 3 PCIe® / Display PCIe® / Display SATA v3.x Remote Management Memory Boot Flash SD Card SATA HDD HD Audio PCIe® SD USB 2.0/3.0 LPC, SPI IR AMD Embedded G-Series SOC DVI-I/HDMI™ and/or DP PCIe 1x4 PCIe x1 PCIe x1 x1 IEEE 1588 (Opt) IEEE 1588 (Opt) 16X DI/16X DO USB 2.0/3.0 RS-232/485 RS-232/485 RS-232/485 RS-232/485 GbE GbE Optical Isolations UART