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Production parts Picture: gshv Sempron 140 is the first single-core microprocessor and the first Sempron-branded processor based on the K10 microarchitecture. With 2.7 GHz clock frequency and large 1 MB level 2 cache, this processor leaves far behind all other K8-based Sempron CPUs. The Sempron 140 is even faster than almost all single-core Athlon microprocessors. The only Athlon 64 CPU that matches this Sempron, and only in a some benchmarks, is Athlon 64 LE-1660. |
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ACC UNLOCK TO ATHLON X2
This CPU can be sucsessfully unlocked to a Athlon x 2 using ASUS-Gigabytes 710/750SB mobos
Unbeleivable value from AMD £25 for single core is even fair price. But with AMD using the same archetecture for these as athlon (just locked core-cache)
Plus benchmarks on here show them higher than A 7550 not alot under 7750.
Not only this but useable in older boards.
AMD as put the market back into motion.
Them with an older AM2/+ board just wanting to get a litle more "Ompth" can do so very easy and with only a bios update