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{{Infobox Chip | {{Infobox Chip | ||
| name = Shiva | | name = Shiva | ||
| image = X02318-001 | | image = X02318-001.jpg | ||
| image_size = 150px | | image_size = 150px | ||
| caption = Shiva's [[IHS]] | | caption = Shiva's [[IHS]] | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 16 June 2023
 Shiva's IHS | |
 Shiva with IHS removed | |
| Part Number | X02318 |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 2004 |
| Designed By | IBM Microsoft |
| Codename | DD0.9 |
| Type | CPU |
| Clock Speed | 2GHz |
| Instruction Set | PowerPC RISC |
| Cores | 1 |
| Process | 90nm |
| TDP | 67W |
| Package | Flip-chip BGA899 MCM |
| Successor | XCPU |
Shiva is an early internal CPU used for Xbox 360 software development before the Waternoose was in production. It is a Multi-Chip-Module (MCM) containing a PowerPC GPUL core, and the "Yeti" I/O die.
Specifications
- Single PowerPC 970FX RISC (GPUL) core clocked at 2GHz
- Yeti I/O die to adapt GPUL
- 2GB/s FSB
- 90nm process
- 67W TDP
Details
Shiva has 2 dies, covered by a thick Integrated Heat Spreader.
- The larger die is a PowerPC "GPUL" 970FX core (GigaProcessor UltraLite)
- The smaller die, "Yeti", is an interface with the rest of the Xenon system
Shiva is also known as DD0.9, a reference to the DD1/DD2/DD3 names used on Waternoose.
Like other PowerPC 970 series chips, Shiva is not capable of performing Power On Reset and Initial Program Load on its own. Systems using this chip had a service processor (for example, IBM's U3 northbridge) to perform these functions. As the Xenon system does not have such a chip, the Titan FPGA card was used.
- Part Number: X02318