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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 AM2 Sempron

Contrary to socket 754 Sempron processors, which can only work under single channel configurarion, socket AM2 Sempron CPUs can use dual channel config, doubling the memory transfer rate if you use two or four memory modules in your PC. Keep in mind that socket 754 Sempron processors accept only DDR memories, while socket AM2 Sempron processors accept only DDR2 memories.

The main features of Sempron processors based on socket AM2 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”.
  • Memory controller supporting DDR2-400, DDR2-533 and DDR2-667 memories under dual channel configuration, meaning that the CPU accesses the memory 128 bits per time, if two or four memory modules are used.
  • SSE3 instruction set.
  • 64-bit instructions.
  • 90 nm or 65 nm manufacturing process.

Recently AMD started using a new numbering system for their processors. This new system is more complicated than the previous one and will only be adopted by new processors, i.e. processors that were already launched with the old numbering system won’t have their model number replaced, keeping the old naming.

This new numbering system uses a five-character format: XX-####, where XX are letters and #### are numbers. The two letters indicate the processor class, with the second letter indicating the CPU thermal dissipation (TDP). The first number after the dash indicates the processor series and informs the CPU features. The three last numbers indicate the position of the CPU within its series and class. The higher this number, the more features the CPU has – usually indicating a higher performance within its class and series.

On the table below we list all Sempron socket AM2 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

L2 Cache

Max. Temp. (ºC)

Voltage

 Tech.

SDH1300IAA4DPSDH1300DPBOXLE-13002.3 GHz45 W512 KB751.2 V / 1.30 V / 1.35 V65 nm
SDH1250IAA4DPSDH1250DPBOXLE-12502.2 GHz45 W512 KB751.2 V / 1.45 V / 1.40 V65 nm
SDH1200IAA4DESDH1200DPBOXLE-12002.1 GHz45 W512 KB651.2 V / 1.45 V / 1.40 V65 nm

SDH1150IAA3DE

SDH1150DEBOX

LE-1150

2.0 GHz

45 W

256 KB

751.2 V / 1.45 V / 1.40 V

65 nm

SDH1100IAA3DESDH1100DPBOXLE-11001.9 GHz45 W256 KB651.2 V / 1.45 V / 1.40 V65 nm

SDA3800IAA3CN

SDA3800CNBOX

3800+

2.2 GHz

62 W

256 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDA3600IAA3CN

SDA3600CNBOX

3600+

2.0 GHz

62 W

256 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDA3500IAA2CN

SDA3500CNBOX

3500+

2.0 GHz

62 W

128 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDD3500IAA2CN

SDD3500CBNOX

3500+

2.0 GHz

35 W

128 KB

78

1.20 / 1.25 V

90 nm

SDA3400IAA3CN

SDA3400CNBOX

3400+

1.8 GHz

62 W

256 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDA3400IAA3CW

SDA3400CWBOX

3400+

1.8 GHz

62 W

256 KB

55-69

1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDD3400IAA3CN

SDD3400CBNOX

3400+

1.8 GHz

35 W

256 KB

78

1.20 / 1.25 V

90 nm

SDA3200IAA2CN

SDA3200CNBOX

3200+

1.8 GHz

62 W

128 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDD3200IAA2CN

SDD3200CNBOX

3200+

1.8 GHz

35 W

128 KB

78

1.20 / 1.25 V

90 nm

SDA3200IAA2CW

SDA3200CWBOX

3200+

1.8 GHz

62 W

128 KB

55-69

1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDA3000IAA3CN

SDA3000CNBOX

3000+

1.6 GHz

62 W

256 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

SDD3000IAA3CN

SDD3000CNBOX

3000+

1.6 GHz

35 W

256 KB

78

1.20 / 1.25V

90 nm

SDA2800IAA2CN

SDA2800CNBOX

2800+

1.6 GHz

62 W

128 KB

55-69

1.25 / 1.35 / 1.40 V

90 nm

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