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Date |
: Nov 16th, 2005 |
| Category |
: CPU |
| Manufacturer |
: AMD |
| Author |
: Jin-Wei Tioh |
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The Sempron 3400+ is essentially a Sempron 3300+ with the L2 cache restored to 256KB as shown below.
| AMD
Sempron 3400+ |
| Marking |
SDA3400AIO3BX |
| Core |
Palermo
(Rev E6) |
| Vcore |
1.4V
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| Frequency |
2.0GHz |
| Package |
754-pin
Organic u-PGA
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| L2
Cache |
256KB |
| Memory
Support |
DDR400
(Single-channel) |
| HyperTransport
Bus |
800MHz |
| Process |
90nm
SOI |
| Transistors |
63.5
million |
| Die
Size |
84mm^2 |
| Power
Dissipation |
62W
(Typical)
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| Max
Temperature |
69°C |
| Additional
Features |
x64,
SSE3, NX-bit, Cool 'n Quiet |
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More astute readers will immediately note that the Sempron 3400+ is darned near a Newcastle-core based Athlon64 3000+. It is no coincidence that they are price similarly ($125 and $140 respectively). There is no doubt that the extra 256KB of L2 cache on the 3000+ will enable it to best the 3400+ at stock speeds. However, the 3000+ typically overclocks to only 2.2 - 2.3GHz with air cooling. Can the Sempron 3400+ do better? We'll let the following two screenshots and the subsequent performance figures to speak for themselves.
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