Limited Time Only! AMD Athlon XP 3000+ Socket 462 (A) 2.167GHz 512k Cache 333Mhz FSB Processor (CPU). The features of the AMD Athlon XP processor model 10 are QuantiSpeed™ architecture, 640 Kbytes of total, high performance, full-speed, on-chip cache, an Advanced 333 Front-Side Bus, 2.7-Gigabyte per second AMD Athlon system bus, and 3DNow!™ Professional technology.
Technical Specification:
- AMD Athlon XP Barton 3000+ (2.167GHz) Socket A CPU
- Model 10 Athlon (Barton)
- OPGA Package Type (462-pin Socket A)
- Max Front Side Bus of 333MHz
- 512KB L2 Cache
- QuantiSpeed architecture
- 1.65v operating voltage
The Ultimate Digital Media Experience in an x86 Platform
The AMD Athlon XP processor offers fast results when working with digital media like audio, video, and image files. The AMD Athlon XP processor provides for outstanding near real-time voice, video, and CAD/CAM as a result of features like larger cache memory, 3DNow! Professional technology, and the innovative QuantiSpeed architecture which includes the industry’s most powerful fully-pipelined x86 floating point engine.
Tailored for Microsoft Windows XP
The AMD Athlon XP processor offers compelling performance for running Microsoft Windows XP, as well as outstanding performance on previous versions of Windows. The raw power and robust features of the AMD Athlon XP processor enable users to make the most of multitasking and user switching capabilities offered in Windows XP. Microsoft optimized the DirectX 8.0 interface for Windows XP specifically for the AMD Athlon XP processor. The AMD Athlon XP processor’s innovative QuantiSpeed architecture helps propel Windows XP application performance to a new level. To unleash the rich features found in Windows XP, AMD and Microsoft worked together to optimize applications like Media Encoder 8.0 for AMD’s 3DNow! Professional technology.
Featuring QuantiSpeed Architecture for Rapid Execution of Applications
QuantiSpeed architecture, the latest technological enhancement to the award-winning AMD Athlon processor core, provides for extra performance in the cutting-edge features users need most. At the heart of QuantiSpeed architecture is a nine-issue, superscalar, fully-pipelined core. This provides more pathways to feed application instructions into the execution engines of the core, simply allowing the processor to complete more work in a given clock cycle. Additional features of QuantiSpeed architecture include a superscalar, fully-pipelined floating point engine, hardware data prefetch, and exclusive, speculative Translation Look-aside Buffers (TLBs). Combined, these features help boost overall productivity and allow a system to boot and load applications quickly. In the end, users will enjoy an effortless computing experience.