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General Information AMD Mobile Sempron 3500 1.8 GHz
Manufacturer Part Number:
SMS3500HAX4CM
Brand Name:
AMD
Product Line:
Mobile Sempron
Product Model:
3500
Technical Information AMD Mobile Sempron 3500 1.8 GHz
Processor Manufacturer:
AMD
Processor Core:
Single-core (1 Core)
Clock Speed:
1.80 GHz
HyperTransport Speed:
800 MHz
L2 Cache:
512 KB
Process Technology:
90 nm
Processor Technology:
AMD64 Technology, AMD PowerNow! Technology
Processor Socket:
Socket S1 PGA-638
Miscellaneous AMD Mobile Sempron 3500 1.8 GHz
Additional Information:
Core: Keene, Enhanced Virus Protection,
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