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What do the AMD codes mean?

Below you will find a table showing how the codes on the CPU's made by AMD, are to be read. For example, you can find out what the maximum temperatures are of an Athlon, or Duron.

D	0700	A	S	T	1	B
						Max FSB A=B=200 Mhz
					L2 Cache size 1= 64Kbytes 2= 128Kbytes
				Max Temperatures Q=0C - 60C X=0C - 65C R=0C - 70C Y=0C - 75C T=0C - 90C
			Opearting Voltage S=1.45V-1.55V U=1.55V-1.65V P=1.65V-1.75V N=1.75V-1.85V
		Package Type M=Card Module (SlotA) P=PGA (SocketA)
	Speed in MHz Example 0700= 700MHz
Family / Core A= AMD AthlonT D= AMD DuronT