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Chip-Codename
| Codename: | Puma7 | Wiki | Freetz | IPPF | whmf | Web | |
| Creator: | Intel | Wiki | Freetz | IPPF | whmf | Web | |
| Vendor: | Intel | Wiki | Freetz | IPPF | whmf | Web | |
| Purpose: | DOCSIS-SoC | ||||||
| Description: | 2000MHz Dual Core ATOM CE2752 + xxxMHz ARM6 DOCSIS 3.1 SoC | ||||||
Chip-Details
The Puma7 is the successor of the Puma6, with a faster ATOM and DOCSIS 3.1 support.
The Puma7 is the base of the FRITZ!Box 6591 / 6660 Cable routers.
According to the cpuid project the Puma7 is also codenamed Cougar Mountain.[1]
There's an interesting huge patch containing Puma7 code which could not be found elsewhere in the net.
Chip-Variants
Chips using the codename or family name Puma7:
Selectors >> Components-Selector >> SoC-Chips >> Puma7
| Components-Selector | Cat. | Family | Coden. | Purpose | Iface | Creator | Vendor | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FHCE2752-S-RF4A | SoC | Puma7 | DOCSIS-SoC | Intel | MaxLinear | 2500MHz Dual Core ATOM CE2752 + xxxMHz ARM6 DOCSIS 3.1 SoC | ||
| 1 Puma7 chip | ||||||||
Model-Matrix
Box-Models and Accessories using one of the Puma7 variants listed above:
Selectors >> Chips-Selector >> SoC-Chips >> Puma7
Feature-Matrix
Features of Box-Models and Accessories using one of the Puma7 variants listed above:
| S € |
Model Languages, Brandings |
Internet [Annex] |
LAN Ports |
WLAN 802.11 |
PSTN Lines |
Phones | SoC Clock |
RAM | Flash | USB Host |
Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 
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FRITZ!Box 6591 Cable de avm, kdg, lgi |
DOCSIS31 32x8+2x2 USB-LTE WLAN |
Gbit: 4 |
1,733 Mb +800 Mb 2.4GHz 5GHz |
- | Analog: 2 ISDN: 8 DECT: 6 |
Puma7 2000 MHz |
1,024 MB | 2 MB 4,096 MB |
Ports: 2 USB: 3.0 |
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FRITZ!Box 6660 Cable de avm |
DOCSIS31 32x8+2x2 USB-LTE WLAN |
Gbit: 4 2.5G: 1 |
2,400 Mb +600 Mb 2.4GHz 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 |
- | Analog: 1 DECT: 6 |
Puma7 2000 MHz |
1,024 MB | 4,096 MB | Ports: 1 USB: 2.0 |
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FRITZ!Box 6690 Cable de avm |
DOCSIS31 32x8+2x2 USB-LTE WLAN |
Gbit: 3 2.5G: 1 |
4,800 Mb +1,200 Mb 2.4GHz 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 |
- | Analog: 2 DECT: 6 |
Puma7 2500 MHz |
2,048 MB | 2 MB 4,096 MB |
Ports: 2 USB: 3.0 |
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Legend:
- = all variants of this model are still supported
= some variants of this model are end of support
= all variants of this model are end of support- = at least one variant of this model is still sold
= no variant of this model is sold any more (or not yet)
= a future model which is not yet sold or supported
This info is updated daily from the Part-Numbers section in each Box-Models article.
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