This page will show all objects that are named Sempron, and if possible sorted on production date.
Click on the blue name(s) or picture(s) below for detailed information, pictures and benchmarks (if available).
This page will show all objects that are named Sempron, and if possible sorted on production date.
Click on the blue name(s) or picture(s) below for detailed information, pictures and benchmarks (if available).
Just like this Sempron 2200+ but one multiplier, in this case 1x166MHz, faster.
The Sempron was marketed as budget CPU: something this CPU really is, too. In 2004 there were CPU's available that are much faster. ... > Read more
Successor of the Duron and technically this is just an Athlon XP Thoroughbred but at a lower clock frequency. To compensate speed loss for the lower clock frequency the front side bus is cranked up a bit. Instead of DDR266 it's DDR333 (166MHz) now. AMD was able to do this without problems because al... > Read more
A Sempron with a Barton core. It has an extra 256KB L2 cache (512KB in total) compared to the older Semprons with a Thoroughbred core. The Sempron was a budget processor and it's rating numbers aren't comparable with it's brother, the Athlon XP. For instance, the Athlon XP 3000+ with 166MHz (DDR333)... > Read more
The Sempron 3400+ 'Palermo' is the fastest Sempron on the S754 platform. Released in 2005 as budget CPU. Not the fastest CPU out there but it was sold at a fair price.
I liked the first 'Athlon 64' based Semprons for being a solid platform and having a low thermal profile when Cool 'n Quiet was ... > Read more
A lot like the Sempron 3000+ but clocked 200MHz lower and has half the L2-cache (128KB in total).... > Read more
A budget CPU for 2005. The Sempron 3000+ was released on April 2005 for socket 754. It succeeded the Sempron 2500+, 2600+ and 2800+.
In terms of performance the Sempron 3000+ and 3300+ were quite alright. Especially when paired with a fast harddrive and 1GB of RAM.
All the S754 (and S939) Semp... > Read more
Released in May 2006 along with the models between 2800+ and 3600+ as budget CPU. They worked fine for basic Office-work and ran cool but being a single-core CPU they weren't meant for high-end users.
At the time when this particular CPU was made (8th week of 2007) most regular and high-end PC's ... > Read more