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Part	Manufacturer	Brand Name	Product Line	Product Model	Product Type	L2 Cache	Thermal Specification	Processor Core	Thermal Design Power	Processor Technology	Processor Manufacturer	Environmental Certification	Environmentally Friendly	Clock Speed	Platform Supported	Process Technology	Package Type	L1 Cache	HyperTransport Speed (MHz)	Energy Star	Processor Socket	Weight (Approximate)	64-bit Processing	Input Voltage	Product Name
ADXB22OCK23GM	Advanced Micro Devices, Inc	AMD	Athlon II X2	B22	Processor	2 MB	74 °C	Dual-core (2 Core)	65 W	3DNow! Professional, AMD64 Technology, Virtualization Technology, CoolCore Technology, Cool'n'Quiet Technology, HyperTransport Technology	AMD	RoHS	Yes	2.8 GHz	PC	45 nm	OEM	256 KB	2000		Socket AM3 PGA-938		Yes	1.425 V DC	Athlon II X2 Dual-core B22 2.8GHz Desktop Processor
ADXB22OCK23GQ	Advanced Micro Devices, Inc	AMD	Athlon II X2	B22	Processor	2 MB	74 °C	Dual-core (2 Core)	65 W	AMD64 Technology, 3DNow! Professional, Virtualization Technology, CoolCore Technology, Cool'n'Quiet Technology, HyperTransport Technology	AMD	RoHS	Yes	2.8 GHz	PC	45 nm	OEM	256 KB	4000		Socket AM3 PGA-938	0.20 lb	Yes	1.425 V DC	Athlon II X2 Dual-core B22 2.8GHz Desktop Processor
AU687AV	HP Inc.	HP	Athlon II X2	B22	Processor Upgrade	2 MB	74 °C	Dual-core (2 Core)	65 W	AMD64 Technology, CoolCore Technology, Cool'n'Quiet Technology, Virtualization Technology, HyperTransport Technology, AMD PowerNow! Technology	AMD	RoHS, ENERGY STAR	Yes	2.8 GHz	PC	45 nm		256 KB	4000	Yes	Socket AM3 PGA-941		Yes		Athlon II X2 Dual-core B22 2.8GHz - Processor Upgrade

Computer Processors

Computer Processors, often referred to simply as processors or CPUs (Central Processing Units), are silicon chips that serve as the brain of a computing device. These integrated circuits are responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations in computers, smartphones, tablets, and other electronic devices. Microprocessors come in various architectures and designs, each optimized for specific applications and performance requirements. They typically include features such as multiple cores, advanced instruction sets, and power-saving technologies to deliver optimal performance and efficiency.