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Not sure!
Is it good for future Longhorn ?
Is it good for future Longhorn ?
The sempron is an XP...for sockets 462 and 754, and it competes with celeron Ds.Saint said:Seems that it is to compete with Celeron, not P4.
The lower (socket 462, also known as 'socket A') Semprons are XPs. The higher (socket 754) Semprons are Athlon 64s with 64-bit extensions disabled (but everything else, including onboard full-speed front side bus, left enabled).alexkerhead said:The sempron is an XP...for sockets 462 and 754
they don't want a cpu as good as a a64 to be cheaper..Saint said:why disable the 64-bit function?
cost down?
After raising the question here, I checked out another site that I go to sometimes. It said that the model based on the 64 with half the cache and running at 32 bit would still have the on-die memory controller which would make it a good performer for games, but the price difference is not really worth the cut in cache and loss of 64 bit capablity (it's only about $30.00 less than the 64 bit model).dduardo said:The sempron is the successor of the duron. If you don't use programs that require heavy calculations then these processors are fine, but if your going to do any gaming, say away from these processors like the plague.
It depends on your specific needs and requirements. AMD Sempron is a budget processor and may not have the performance capabilities of higher-end processors. However, if you are looking for a budget-friendly option, it can be a good choice.
The main advantage of choosing AMD Sempron is its affordability. It is a budget-friendly processor that still offers decent performance for basic tasks. It also has good compatibility with Windows Longhorn.
Again, it depends on your specific needs and usage. AMD Sempron may not be the best choice for heavy gaming or video editing, but it can handle basic tasks and multitasking. However, if you require a processor with high performance capabilities, you may want to consider a higher-end option.
Compared to other processors, AMD Sempron may not have the same performance capabilities. It is a budget processor and may not be suitable for heavy tasks. However, for basic usage and affordability, it can be a good choice.
One potential drawback of choosing AMD Sempron is its limited performance capabilities. It may not be suitable for heavy tasks or gaming. It also has a lower clock speed and fewer cores compared to other processors, which can affect its overall performance.