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Sempron vs. Celeron D
Author: Cássio Lima
Type: Tutorials Last Updated: September 8, 2005
Page: 3 of 4
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Sempron

Sempron can be found in 462- or 754-pin socket. The socket 462 Sempron models with clock up to 2 GHz (Sempron 2800+) have 0.13 mm technology, 128 KB of L1 cache, 256 KB of L2 cache, run externally at 333 MHz (166 MHz transferring two data per clock tick), support to SSE and 3DNow! Multimedia instructions, can be found with clocks from 1.50 GHz to 2 GHz, and are based on Athlon XP’s Thoroughbred-B and Thorton cores.

Sempron 3000+ is based on the Barton core and has 512 KB of L2 cache.

On the chart below, we listed the socket 462 Sempron models available.

Processor

Internal Clock

External Clock

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

Socket

Sempron 2200+

1.50 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 2300+

1.58 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 2400+

1.67 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 2500+

1.70 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 2600+

1.83 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 2800+

2 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

462

Sempron 3000+

2 GHz

333 MHz

128 KB

512 KB

462

The socket 754 Sempron is a version of the Athlon 64 with less L2 cache memory. Sempron processors can be based on the following cores: Paris and Palermo. The Paris core has 0.13mm technology, 128 KB of L1 cache, 256 KB of L2 cache, runs externally at 800 MHz through the HyperTransport bus, supports 3DNow! and SSE2 instructions and Cool’n’Quiet and NX technologies. The Palermo core has 90 nanometres technology, 128 KB of L1 cache, 128 KB or 256 KB of L2 cache, runs externally at 800 MHz through the HyperTransport bus, supports 3DNow! and SSE3 instructions and Cool’n’Quiet and NX technologies, and 64-bit instructions (AMD64).

On the chart below, we listed the socket 754 Sempron models available.

Processor

Core

Internal Clock

HyperTransport

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

Socket

Sempron 2500+

Palermo

1.4 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

128 KB

754

Sempron 2600+

Palermo

1.6 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

128 KB

754

Sempron 2800+

Palermo

1.6 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

754

Sempron 3000+

Palermo

1.8 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

128 KB

754

Sempron 3100+

Paris

1.8 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

754

Sempron 3100+

Palermo

1.8 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

754

Sempron 3300+

Palermo

2 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

128 KB

754

Sempron 3400+

Palermo

2 GHz

800 MHz

128 KB

256 KB

754

Note: The first socket 754 Sempron had the 64 bits extensions deactivated, but from July 2005 on AMD has been launching socket 754 Sempron models with the 64-bit instructions activated. The socket 754 Sempron models listed on the chart below can be found with the 64-bit instructions either deactivated or activated. The models with 64-bit extensions enabled have the letters "BX" as the two last letters printed on the CPU package.

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