AMD Athlon 64 3200+

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An Athlon 64 with a somewhat weird Odering Part Number (OPN): almost all 3200+'s with the Venice-core have OPN ADA3200DAA4BW but this particular one has ADA3200AA4BW.

If we break the OPN down it'll be:
ADA: Athlon 64
D: 939pin OuPGA packaging
A: variable vCore
A: variable temperature
4: 512KB L2-cache.
BW: Venice DH-E6 core.

Weirdly enough this CPU doesn't have an indication of being a S939 CPU. This 3200+ Venice is basically identical except that this one does have a 'valid' OPN .

Specifications

Core / Codename

Venice

Clockfrequency

2000MHz

Front Side Bus

HT2000

Multiplier

10x

vCore

1,4V

L1 cache

64KB + 64KB

L2 cache

512KB On-die fullspeed

sSpec

ADA3200AA4BW

Chip date

0538

Stepping

E6

Socket

S939

Transistor count

76M

Condition

CPU only

Engineering sample?

No

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