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Author: Rafael Otto Coelho and Gabriel Torres and Cássio Lima
Type: Tutorials Last Updated: August 28, 2009
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Socket 754 Sempron

Sempron processors based on socket 754 are in fact Athlon 64 processors with less L2 memory cache and without the 64-bit extensions. However, Sempron models launched recently are coming with 64-bit technology support.

The main features of Sempron processors based on socket 754 include:

  • 64 KB instruction L1 memory cache and 64 KB data L1 memory cache
  • 128 KB or 256 KB L2 memory cache
  • HyperTransport bus running at 800 MHz (3.2 GB/s). This clock may also be referred as “1,600 MHz”.
  • DDR single channel memory configuration.
  • SSE3 instruction set on models that have the 64-bit extensions enabled.
  • 90 nm manufacturing process.

On the table below we list all Sempron socket 754 models released to date. TDP stands for Thermal Design Power and indicates the CPU maximum thermal dissipation, i.e. the CPU cooler must be able to dissipate at least this amount of heat.

OPN (Tray)

OPN (Box)

Model

Clock

TDP

64-bit

SSE3

L2 Cache

Max. Temp. (º C)

Voltage

SDA3400AIO3BX

SDA3400BXBOX

3400+

2 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3300AIO2BO

SDA3300BOBOX

3300+

2 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3300AIO2BX

SDA3300BXBOX

3300+

2 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3300AIO2BA

SDA3300BABOX

3300+

2 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3300AIO2BA

SDA3300CVBOX

3300+

2 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3100AIO3BA

SDA3100CVBOX

3100+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

256 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3100AIP3AX

SDA3100AXBOX

3100+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

256 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3100AIO3BA

SDA3100BABOX

3100+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

256 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3100AIO3BO

SDA3100BOBOX

3100+

1.8 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3100AIO3BX

SDA3100BXBOX

3100+

1.8 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3000AIO2BA

SDA3000CVBOX

3000+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3000AIO2BO

SDA3000BOBOX

3000+

1.8 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3000AIO2BX

SDA3000BXBOX

3000+

1.8 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA3000AIP2AX

SDA3000AXBOX

3000+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA3000AIO2BA

SDA3000BABOX

3000+

1.8 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA2800AIO3BA

SDA2800BABOX

2800+

1.6 GHz

62 W

No

No

256 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA2800AIO3BA

SDA2800CVBOX

2800+

1.6 GHz

62 W

No

No

256 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA2800AIO3BO

SDA2800BOBOX

2800+

1.6 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA2800AIO3BX

SDA2800BXBOX

2800+

1.6 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA2600AIO2BA

SDA2600BABOX

2600+

1.6 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA2600AIO2BA

SDA2600CVBOX

2600+

1.6 GHz

62 W

No

No

128 KB

70

1.4 V

SDA2600AIO2BX

SDA2600BXBOX

2600+

1.6 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA2600AIO2BO

SDA2600BOBOX

2600+

1.6 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

128 KB

69

1.4 V

SDA2500AIO3BX

SDA2500BXBOX

2500+

1.4 GHz

62 W

Yes

Yes

256 KB

69

1.4 V

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