CPUsMotorola PowerPC CPUs can power your notebook or desktop PC, workstation, or server, as well as high-end networking and telecommunications embedded applications. For a single-page comparision, see our Motorola PowerPC CPU Summary.Also, each device page has a listing of the essential documents and the most asked for tools. The PowerPC Library, FAQ/Solutions and Tools pages contain additional important information. When trying to determine which PowerPC device you have, please visit the PowerPC Part Numbering page. |
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| EC603e | A powerful PowerPC microprocessor optimized for embedded applications. Pin and software compatible with PowerPC 603e, PowerPC 604e, and PowerPC 740 with the exception of floating point support. Motorola order number MPE603e. | |||
| PowerPC 603e | Advanced microprocessor offering workstation-level performance packed into a low-power, low-cost design. | |||
| PowerPC 604e | Advanced microprocessor with support for large-scale multiprocessing and the highest performance floating point applications. | |||
| PowerPC 740 | Next-generation microprocessor with highest performance per clock cycle in our newest low-power design. Pin-compatible with the PowerPC 603e and PowerPC 604e microprocessors. | |||
| PowerPC 750 | Next-generation microprocessor with highest performance per clock cycle in our newest low-power design. Features L2 controller with backside L2 bus. | |||
| Information about other PowerPC CPUs including the PowerPC 601, PowerPC 603, PowerPC 604 and PowerPC 620 microprocessors is available in the PowerPC Library. | ||||