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AMD Sempron
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post Sep 2 2004, 08:17 AM
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I was on NewEgg just now and I came across an AMD Sempron processor. Is this a new line of AMD processors, or an old one that I just never new about?
 
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post Sep 2 2004, 08:20 AM
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It's an AMD 32-bit processor that has 64-bit emulation and fits onto standard Socket-A motherboards, I think. It's pretty new, it just came out a month ago.
 
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post Sep 2 2004, 11:22 AM
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QUOTE(DrNick311 @ Sep 2 2004, 8:20 AM)
It's an AMD 32-bit processor that has 64-bit emulation and fits onto standard Socket-A motherboards, I think. It's pretty new, it just came out a month ago.

ah that explains why i didn't hear about it.

anyone think it's worth a buy? i was planning on building a cheapo system ($300 or under) using an xp 2200/2400+ but if the sempron line is good i might as well give it a shot.
 
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post Sep 2 2004, 12:38 PM
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AMD has always been known for its stability, but then the cooling fans can be realli loud; its easy for an AMD processor to overheat
i never was realli a big fan of dem _dry.gif
 
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post Sep 2 2004, 12:50 PM
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amd's are like 1/2 the price of intel procs.
 
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post Sep 11 2004, 08:02 PM
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I believe Semprons are suppose to replace the old Duron or w/e to compete with the Intel Celeron Line, but if you want a cheap comp get an AMD Athlon XP 2500+ barton. awesome overclocker.

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sempron for Socket A is a clocked down Athlon XP, it replaces the Duron line. The 2200+ runs at 1.5ghz with 256kb L2 cache and a 166mhz FSB, it's performance will be similar to an 1800+ or 1900+ Athlon XP.

The 3100+ sempron for Socket 754 is a different story, it is a 256kb L2 cache Athlon 64 with 64-bit disabled.


There we go, found it.


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