AMD Sempron 3000+ Type: Barton OPN: SDA3000DKU4D FSB: 166/333MHz Socket A OPGA package Core: 130nm - SOI Die size: 101mm Transistors: 54.3 million Frequency: 2.0GHz Cache L1 Instructions: 64KB Cache L1 Datas: 64KB Cache L2: 512KB full speed Operating voltage: 1.60V Multiplier: 12 Power (max): 68.6W Die temperature (max): 85°C CPU data bus width: 64-Bit Made in Fab30 Athlon XP 2800+ Type: Barton FSB: 166/333MHz Socket A OPGA Package OPN: AXDA2800DKV4D Core: 13nm Die size: 101mm Transistors: 54.3 million Frenquency: 2.083GHz Cache L1 Instructions: 64KB Cache L1 Datas: 64KB Cache L2: 512KB Operating voltage: 1.65V Multiplier: 12.5 Power (max): 68.6W Die temperature (max): 85°C CPU data bus width: 64-bit What's the difference between the Sempron 3000 and an Athlon XP 2800? I cannot tell. IDK

The Sempron is few bucks less, has a lower default Vcore and multiplier. B4 you criticize a bigger man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, you're a mile away, and you have his shoes.

Yea, the 3000+ Sempron is nothing more than a renamed Athlon XP Barton...it's the equivilent of a 2700+ (if there was one) Asus A7N8X-X 2500+ Sempron @ 2100mhz 10.5 x 200mhz @ 1.80v 512mb PC3200 Ti4200/8X 128mb WDC 60GB

The 3100+ are a cut down 64 though, much better chip than the Barton clones, apparently. P3-949Mhz 640Mb PC133@146 GeForce4 64Mb PCI 36.5Mhz