CPU Information
Athlon XP 3200+ is the fastest AMD processor for socket A (462). This processor has Barton core with 512 KB level 2 cache. It is one of a few socket A CPUs that support 400 MHz Front Side Bus. This processor is the best upgrade option for socket A motherboards that support it, though it does not have the best price/performance ratio. Being the fastest socket A (462) processor, it is probably one of the most expensive socket A microprocessors at the moment. To save money you may consider upgrading to Athlon XP 3000+ instead - it's only a few percent slower than the 3200+.
| General information |
| Type | CPU / Microprocessor |
| Family | AMD Athlon XP |
| Part number | AXDA3200DKV4E |
| Stepping codes | AQXCA AQXDA AQXEA AQXFA AQYHA KQYHA |
| Frequency (MHz) ? | 3200 (rated)
2200 (real) |
| Bus speed (MHz) ? | 400 |
| Clock multiplier ? | 11 |
| Package | 453-pin organic PGA
1.95" x 1.95" (4.95 cm x 4.95 cm) |
| Socket | Socket A (Socket 462) |
| Introduction date | 05/13/2003 |
| Price at introduction | $464 |
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| Architecture / Microarchitecture |
| Processor core | Barton (Model 10) |
| Manufacturing process | 0.13 micron copper process |
| Floating Point Unit | Integrated |
| Level 1 cache size ? | 64 KB code
64 KB data |
| Level 2 cache size ? | Full-speed exclusive on-die 512 KB |
| Features | - MMX technology
- SSE
- 3DNow! Professional
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| Low power features | - Halt state
- Stop Grant states
- Sleep state ?
- Probe state
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| Electrical/Thermal parameters |
| V core (V) ? | 1.65 |
| Min/Max operating temperature (°C) ? | 0 - 85 |
| Typical/Max power dissipation (W) | 60.4 / 76.8 |
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| Notes on AMD AXDA3200DKV4E |
- Actual bus frequency is 200 MHz. Because the processor uses Double Data Rate bus the effective bus speed is 400 MHz.
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Alternative to the Athlon 3200 socket A- same speed different name
Those of you wanting the fastest Socket A chip out there may wish to look at the Socket ASempron 3300 as this appears to be an Athlon 3200 with a new name. same Cache, same Mhz, same instructions and same FSB.
only half the price. Just a thought.
Is mine A real 3200+??
picture aint super but here is all the info off of it...
left white stripe reads- 500100951910U
Bottom Corner With Gold Arrow- 27488
Black Tag Reads (Larger font then my 2800+)
AMD AthlonTM
AXDA3200DK4VE Y841463250154
AQXEA 0324MPMW @@ 1999 AMD
note @@ is a tm and a copyright thingy in circles....
Please let me know @ joepholmes@gmail.com Thank You...
3300+/3400+ Barton rumors
These do not exist.
The standard "highest Socket A" is a Barton 3200+, but not at 2.2Ghz.
AMD made a vendor-specific 2.3Ghz version for HP's d325 desktop computer. It was a normal Barton 3200+ core, but at 2.33Ghz, and a 333Mhz FSB. It also featured a different (blue colored), 9 bladed cooling fan at a slightly higher than normal RPM.
Search for "HP d325"
This Procesor is cool
xp 3200 variations
I am redistributer of school liquidations - in the past all I did was books - but I am expanding into computer parts - on this 3200 is there only the one othe variation - I see listed - and I haven't seen anywhere else yet - meaning most of them are this processor - anr any steps considerably more desirable than the others -
Currently have a 1.6 gig duron, will this 3200 be capable of running high end games, will I notice a big difference?
OK, one more for the nervous-like...
Just wanted to put my pic up and see if anyone sees anything funny, or if this is the real thing. CPUID is only showing 1.1GHz clock speed
I'm currently running an XP 1900+. How noticeable would it be if I upgraded?
desktop or mobile
can ı use the axda3200dkv4e for my laptop?
Compatability
If the chip says that it is an AM2 socket, will it work with my socket A 462 board?
Burn
My processor quit working and when I took it out it had a burn mark in the center. I think it happened when my power supply blew but I wanted to see if anyone knew any other reasons why my processor may have gotten the burn mark.
AXDA3200DKV4E wtih stepping AQZFA0334?!
hi to all,
is this a genuine XP3200 (Barton), 400 Mhz FSB?
Also there is one thing missing sticking out of the board one end of heat die. I´ve done a little research and I have seen many XP3200 looks exactly the same like this one. (all say AXDA3200DKV4E on the sicker).
But Iám not sure if this CPU is the "real deal".
0334 says 34 week in 2003. So it must be an early typ/model.
Any thoughts from the expert/s?
Steve your picture doen't look like the real CPU
Steve your picture doen't look like the real CPU. I am trying to pasted one in here so that you can see the difference.It worked as you can see they are quite different.
Jammer1957
Correct Setting on Asrock K7NF2-RAID
Hello, I have to mount this CPU on my new Asrock MB, I see that this board supports 400 MHz Fsb, so should I set the jumpers to this value and set the multiplier to 5,5, or is it better to set the board to 200 Mhz and multiply with 11??
This because I am not very sure of the meaning of double data rate for the fsb..
Otherwise, can it work also if I set only 400MHz Fsb and no multipliers at all??
Thank you in advance!
Some differences
This is mine has some differences. I would not mind except I just bought and it doesn't work in my system. Documentation said it should.
AXDA3200DKV4E F450633261067 AQXCA0308MPMW
Not electronically similar to ohters in that there is one thing missing sticking out of the board one end of heat die.
There is 27493 on edge
Any info on CPU appreciated
Good operating tempatures.
I often worry about the tempature of my CPU as I see it often reaching 55C after the computer has been on for a while, I am relieved to hear that this is in its operating range (your site says 0-80C). Now, I understand that colder is better, but is there an optimal, or perfered temp that I might be able to attain without upgrading to liquid cooling? (I jst can't afford that atm)
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Worth it?
Will I see a big boost in performance if I move from an XP 2600+ (mobile chip with 266 FSB) to an XP 3200+ (400 FSB)? My motherboard can handle 266/333/400 FSBs
Upgrade from Sempron 2400+ => Athlon 3200+ XP
How much performance increasement will I notice if I upgrade my computer from a AMD Sempron 2400+ to a AMD Athlon 3200+ XP BARTON?
Clock Multiplier
Hello,
Will this CPU work with a clock multiplier of 9? I checked my CMOS I don't know that I can change it to 11.
Thanks for your time,
Jerry
Should I upgrade?
I have a XP 2500+ and my mobo will support up to a 3200+. What kind of change in performance will I see and is it worth upgrading?
AMD Athlon XP 4000+
Hi , i can`t find any pictures a HP computer with this CPU but on the wikipedia site you can read there is a 4000+ Athlon XP and what i don`t understand is that this site doesn`t knwos the
AMD Geode NX 1750+ or the 1500+
i use a 3000+and a Geode NX 1750+
T-Bred B core with an FSB of 266MHz
i just unlocked my Athlon XP 3000+
en overclocked it to 3700+ on a Asrock K7VT4A Pro
with my own made bios
There was a 3300+
There was a athlon XP Barton 3300+. It was made for a specific system. I can't think of the name. Do a google search and you will see it. I always wanted on to see what it could do.
I must be a virgin...
Because the CPU in my computer right now is an AMD Athlon XP 3200+ Barton 2.2GHz Socket A. Processor Model AXDA3200DKV4E. It's an OEM version, meaning it didn't come in a fancy box with a heatsink and fan. I got on NewEgg on November 30th, 2004. I paid $179 for it.
It may be showing its age now, but it's mine. It is my precious. You cannot have it!
Will this CPU improve speed of my system
Epox 8RDA3+ max FSB 400. Currently running T-Bred 2700+ @2.17 with DDR PC3200 RAM downward compat 1G cl2.5 (adding a 2nd Gig 2.5CL). Run many data intensive charts + browser and spreadsheet. What performance gain can I expect by adding this Barton CPU? Than you.
The 3200+ XP is the fastest one in production
Although there is documentation about a Barton 3400+ XP, and some BIOS strings included its ID, it never existed "in the wild" -- in other words, it never went into production. I scoured the countryside high and low for quite some time to obtain the fastest Athlon XP and eventually discovered the 3400+ is akin to the mythical Unicorn. I've no doubt that it was on AMD's development "roadmap" and it's even possible some prototypes were made, but production of it was likely overtaken by development and marketing of other processors by AMD, and the sunsetting of Socket A.
AU31 Motherboard?
I have a E-Machine T2825 with a MB AU31/1.3 462P.
I'm thinking about upgrading the CPU to this
XP3200. Will this work on the Motherboard.
I've got a 2800XP now.
Thanks in advance.
circuit board colour
Does anybody know if there is any functional difference between the green circuit board version and the brown one? I'm asking because I have a vague memory of reading that there is but can't understand why the colour would make any difference.
upgrade ?
Have a AMD XP 3000+ with 333FSB on a ASUS A7N8X, is it worth upgrading to AMD XP 3200+ with 400FSB using same board? Will it really make any significant difference? Worth the effort or not? Thanks!
Upgrade
Hi, i have an amd athlon XP 2000+ how much of a difference will i notice upgrading to this 3200+??
i want change my amd athlon xp2800+ with this 3200+, i gain in performance or the difference is little?
Proc
Is this the fastest processot for Socket A motherboard?And if it is, where can i buy?
Fan Cooler
It is possible to use a fan from a 2500+ in this 3200+? (regarding heating temperatures)
the link to teh 3400+ is for a athlon 64. it says on the website 64bit read properly
romeo's question
Romeo, it depends what processor you are running now.
If you fit this Processor to a FSB333 motherboard it will run like an Athlon XP3200 FSB333. It will simply clock down.
If you are running a slower processor like a 2200 or 2400 for example you will benefit from the upgrade.
question
is it possible for me to use this processor, my motherboard doesn't support fsb 400
thanks.
The fastest cpu for socket A, my picture
The fastest CPU for socket A is Barton 3200+, Barton 3400+ isn't exist. Czest (Bye)
Is not the most fastest, the most fastest is the Athlon XP 3400+ (OPN: AXDA3400DKV4E)
more info:
http://www.amdboard.com/barton3400.html
The fastest
This is the fastest Socket A (462) CPU from AMD.