AMD Sempron 3000 and Thermaltake Silent Boost K8

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jeep said:
what is a normal operating temp for this set? any help would be great
Thanks
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a) I have nothing constructive to add, sorry but I have to rant

b) this is an x86-64 newsgroup, not 32-bit. I can kinda see if it was a
3100+ or mobile processor since they are on the same basic core. The 3000+
Sempron is, in a nutshell, a renamed Athlon XP Socket A.
 
what is a normal operating temp for this set? any help would be great
Thanks
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Assuming you're talking about the S754 model, it will idle around 5-10C
above ambient air temp and go up another 10C under load, with the stock
cooler.
 
a) I have nothing constructive to add, sorry but I have to rant

b) this is an x86-64 newsgroup, not 32-bit. I can kinda see if it was a
3100+ or mobile processor since they are on the same basic core. The 3000+
Sempron is, in a nutshell, a renamed Athlon XP Socket A.
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There were new socket 754 Semprons released 03/14/05. 2600+, 2800+, and
3000+, to go along with the 3100+..
 
Wes Newell said:
There were new socket 754 Semprons released 03/14/05. 2600+, 2800+, and
3000+, to go along with the 3100+..
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My mistake. I had heard nothing about it, and AMD still lists the 3100+ as
the only socket 754 desktop processor, and the 2600+, 2800+, and 3000+ as
being only mobile processors.
 
But the sempron isn't strictly 64 bit. Hasn't 64 bit ops been disabled in
the sempron 754 chips?
 
dawg said:
But the sempron isn't strictly 64 bit. Hasn't 64 bit ops been disabled in
the sempron 754 chips?
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The Sempron isn't 64-bit at all. Neither the socket A or socket 754
variations.
 
But the sempron isn't strictly 64 bit. Hasn't 64 bit ops been disabled in
the sempron 754 chips?
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Yes they have, but basically, they are the same as the A64 and run on the
same MB. So i would say they would be OT here.
 
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