AMD Sempron 2200+ - SDA2200DUT3D (SDA2200BOX)

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AMD Sempron 2200+ specifications

General information
Type	CPU / Microprocessor
Market segment	Desktop
Family	AMD Sempron
Model number ?	2200+
CPU part numbers	SDA2200DUT3D is an OEM/tray microprocessor SDA2200BOX is a boxed microprocessor
Stepping codes	BCXJB BIXJB
Frequency ?	2200+ (rated) 1500 MHz (actual)
Bus speed ?	333 MHz
Clock multiplier ?	9
Package	453-pin organic PGA 1.95" x 1.95" (4.95 cm x 4.95 cm)
AMD Package numbers	27648, 28104
Socket	Socket A (Socket 462)
Introduction date	July 28, 2004
Price at introduction	$39

Architecture / Microarchitecture
Microarchitecture	K7
Processor core ?	Thoroughbred (Model 8)
Manufacturing process	0.13 micron
Data width	32 bit
The number of cores	1
The number of threads	1
Floating Point Unit	Integrated
Level 1 cache size ?	64 KB code 64 KB data
Level 2 cache size ?	Full speed on-die exclusive 256 KB
Multiprocessing	Uniprocessor
Features	MMX instructions Extensions to MMX 3DNow! technology Extensions to 3DNow! SSE / Streaming SIMD Extensions
Low power features	Halt state Stop Grant states Sleep state ? Probe state

Electrical / Thermal parameters
V core ?	1.6V
Minimum/Maximum operating temperature ?	0°C - 90°C
Minimum/Typical/Maximum power dissipation	7.9 Watt (Stop Grant mode) / 55.9 Watt / 62 Watt

Notes on AMD SDA2200DUT3D
Actual bus frequency is 166 MHz. Because the processor uses Double Data Rate bus the effective bus speed is 333 MHz

CPUs, related to AMD Sempron 2200+ (Thoroughbred)

Model Freq. L2
cache Features

AMD Sempron family, Socket 462

   Sempron 2200+ (Thoroughbred) 1.5 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2200+ (Thorton) 1.5 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2300+ 1.58 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2400+ (Thoroughbred) 1.66 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2400+ (Thorton) 1.66 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2500+ 1.75 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2600+ (Thorton) 1.83 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2600+ (Thoroughbred) 1.83 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2800+ (Thoroughbred) 2 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 2800+ (Thorton) 2 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Sempron 3000+ 2 GHz 512 KB SSE

   Sempron 3300+ 2.2 GHz 512 KB SSE

Other families, K7 micro-architecture, Socket 462

   Duron 1.4 GHz (DHD1400AMT1B) 1.4 GHz 64 KB SSE

   Duron 1.4 GHz (DHD1400DLV1C) 1.4 GHz 64 KB SSE

   Athlon 1.4 GHz (A1400AMS3B) 1.4 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Athlon 1.4 GHz (A1400AMS3C) 1.4 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Athlon 1600+ 1.4 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Duron 1.6 GHz (DHD1600DLV1C) 1.6 GHz 64 KB SSE

   Duron 1.8 GHz (DHD1800DLV1C) 1.8 GHz 64 KB SSE

   Athlon XP 3200+ 2.2 GHz 512 KB SSE

   Athlon XP 2800+ 2.25 GHz 256 KB SSE

   Athlon XP 3200+ 2.33 GHz 512 KB SSE

• Highlighted numbers and features indicate whether specific processor performs better or worse than Sempron 2200+ (Thoroughbred)

• Within each category, the CPUs are sorted from slower (at the top) to faster (at the bottom)

• List of related CPUs is not complete.

• Features abbreviations:

SSE - SSE instructions

AMD Sempron 2200+ Overclocking

Sorry, overclocking information for this microprocessor is not available at this time.

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AMD Sempron 2200+ - SDA2200DUT3D (SDA2200BOX)



Imagen del Sempron 2200+
2007-07-04 22:19:17 Posted by: Ivancho
Buen procesador

AMD Sempron 2200+
2010-10-18 12:34:22 Posted by: Odessit

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Manufacturer:	AMD
CPU Family:	Sempron
Model Number:	2200+
Frequency:	1502 MHz

Part number:	SDA2200DUT3D
Stepping Code:	BCXJB 0445RPMW
Comment:	Thoroughbred B0 28104
Submitted by:	Neon

General information
Vendor:	AuthenticAMD
Processor name (BIOS):	AMD Sempron(tm) 2200+
Cores:	1
Processor type:	Original OEM Processor
CPUID signature:	681
Family:	6 (06h)
Model:	8 (08h)
Stepping:	1 (01h)

Cache: L1 data L1 instruction L2

Size: 64 KB 64 KB 256 KB

Associativity: 2-way set
associative 2-way set
associative 16-way set
associative

Line size: 64 bytes 64 bytes 64 bytes

Lines per tag: 1 1 1

Instruction set extensions Additional instructions

MMX CMOV

AMD extensions to MMX CMPXCHG8B

3DNow! FXSAVE/FXRSTORE

Extensions to 3DNow! SYSCALL/SYSRET

SSE SYSENTER/SYSEXIT

Major features Other features

On-chip Floating Point Unit 36-bit page-size extensions

Advanced programmable interrupt controller

Debugging extensions

Machine check architecture

Machine check exception

Memory-type range registers

Model-specific registers

Page attribute table

Page global extension

Page-size extensions (4MB pages)

Physical address extensions

Temperature sensor

Time stamp counter

Virtual 8086-mode enhancements

Comments (2)

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Greatest Budget Processor of all time

2008-03-19 20:35:48

Posted by: g00fe

I bought this baby after I upgraded from a strong P3 500 that I had used for years.This sempron was cheap but it packed a great punch for the price. I was very satisfied with it and is probably my favorite processor of all the ones I have ever owned because of how good it was for the price.I was able to overclock it from 1.5 to 1.8 GHZ easily.It still strong enough to use for basic to midgrade comp users even in 2008.

Still going strong in 2011!

2011-08-09 09:28:48

Posted by: DeguFeet

I bought this as a cheap PC when I left home and needed a computer for college work...can't remember when that was exactly but it must have been around 2003 or 2004.

Paired it with an A78SX-MX motherboard from ASUS, 512mb of RAM and a GeForce 6200 (which has since been used in other projects)

And I'm still using it as my main PC now! Never had a problem with it, and its suffered some abuses and multiple case changes and many many attempts to replace it (but it keeps coming back!).

I have finally started plotting to move on to something newer, but only because I'm sick of the fan noise... never did find a Socket A passive cooler...

It will live on as a print server or maybe a firewall though...I wonder how many years of use I can get out of it?

Last modified: 14 May 2013