FREE: AMD Athlon II x64 duel core 2.8Ghz CPU (95W)
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Description
The listing, AMD Athlon II x64 duel core 2.8Ghz CPU (95W) has ended.
All pins are straight and it works perfect. its never been overclocked. it was the stock CPU that came with my computer a couple years back and I have since upgraded to a quadcore so I no longer need this. it will only fit AM3 and AM3+ boards and its a 95 watt CPU
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General information
Type CPU / Microprocessor Market segment Desktop Family AMD Athlon II X2 Model number ? 220 CPU part numbers ADX220OCK22GM is an OEM/tray microprocessor ADX220OCGMBOX is a boxed microprocessor Stepping codes CACAC AC CACEC AC NAEGC AE Frequency ? 2800 MHz Bus speed ? 533 MHz Memory controller One 2000 MHz 16-bit HyperTransport link Clock multiplier ? 14 Package 938-pin organic micro-PGA Sockets Socket AM2+ Socket AM3 Introduction date May 2010
Architecture / Microarchitecture
Microarchitecture K10 Processor core ? Regor Core stepping ? C3 Manufacturing process 0.045 micron 234 million transistors Die size 117.5mm2 Data width 64 bit The number of cores 2 The number of threads 2 Floating Point Unit Integrated Level 1 cache size ? 2 x 64 KB instruction caches 2 x 64 KB data caches Level 2 cache size ? 2 x 512 KB caches Level 3 cache size None Cache latency 3 (L1 cache) 15 (L2 cache) Multiprocessing Uniprocessor Features
yes the info posted by Mokeyd77 is correct I didn't even notice I hit 95w. it came from an emachines originally that ended up with a bad board and then I stuck it in a home build with ASRock board.
this CPU I have never had a problem with and its a power house for being a little duel core. I have run burn in tests on it and never get any hiccups with it. it just wasn't enough for what I do. (programming, gaming, editing) usually I am doing a lot of multi tasking on here