List of AMD Sempron processors

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The Sempron is a name used for AMD's low-end CPUs, replacing the Duron processor. The name was introduced in 2004, and processors with this name continued to be available for the FM2/FM2+ socket in 2015.

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Desktop processors

Sempron

"Thoroughbred-B" (Socket A, 130 nm, Model 8)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache Front-Side Bus Mult [lower-alpha 1] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 2200+1500 MHz256 KB333 MT/s9x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2200DUT3D
Sempron 2300+1583 MHz256 KB333 MT/s9.5x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2300DUT3D
Sempron 2400+1667 MHz256 KB333 MT/s10x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2400DUT3D
Sempron 2500+1750 MHz256 KB333 MT/s10.5x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2500DUT3D
Sempron 2600+1833 MHz256 KB333 MT/s11x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2600DUT3D
Sempron 2800+2000 MHz256 KB333 MT/s12x1.60 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA2800DUT3D

"Thorton" (Socket A, 130 nm, Model 10)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache Front-Side Bus Mult [lower-alpha 1] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 2200+1500 MHz256 KB333 MT/s9x1.60 V62 WJuly/August 2004SDC2200DUT3D
Sempron 2400+1667 MHz256 KB333 MT/s10x1.60 V62 WJuly/August 2004SDC2400DUT3D
Sempron 2600+1833 MHz256 KB333 MT/s11x1.60 V62 WJuly/August 2004SDC2600DUT3D
Sempron 2800+2000 MHz256 KB333 MT/s12x1.60 V62 WJuly/August 2004SDC2800DUT3D

"Barton" (Socket A, 130 nm, Model 10)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache Front-Side Bus Mult [lower-alpha 1] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 3000+2000 MHz512 KB333 MT/s12x1.60 V62 WSeptember 17, 2004SDA3000DUT4D
Sempron 3300+2200 MHz512 KB400 MT/s11x1.65 V64 WSeptember 17, 2004SDA3300DKV4E

"Paris" (Socket 754, CG, 130 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x1.40 V62 WFebruary 15, 2005SDA3000AIP2AX
Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x1.40 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SDA3100AIP3AX

"Palermo" (Socket 754, D0, E3 & E6, 90 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 2500+1400 MHz256 KB800 MHz7x1.40 V62 WJuly 7, 2005SDA2500AIO3BX
Sempron 2600+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x1.40 V62 WAugust 2004SDA2600AIO2BA
SDA2600AIO2BO
SDA2600AIO2BX
SDA2600AIO2CV
Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x1.40 V62 WAugust 2004SDA2800AIO3BA
SDA2800AIO3BO
SDA2800AIO3BX
SDA2800AIO3CV
Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x1.40 V62 WApril 2005SDA3000AIO2BA
SDA3000AIO2BO
SDA3000AIO2BX
SDA3000AIO2CV
Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x1.40 V62 WApril 2005SDA3100AIO3BA
SDA3100AIO3BO
SDA3100AIO3BX
SDA3100AIO3CV
Sempron 3300+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x1.40 V62 WApril 2005SDA3300AIO2BA
SDA3300AIO2BO
SDA3300AIO2BX
SDA3300AIO2CV
Sempron 3400+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x1.40 V62 W1 August 2005SDA3400AIO3BX

"Palermo" (Socket 939, E3 & E6, 90 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x1.35-1.40 V62 WOctober 2005SDA3000DIO2BP
SDA3000DIO2BW
SDA3000DIO2BI
Sempron 3200+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x1.35-1.40 V62 WOctober 2005SDA3200DIO3BP
SDA3200DIO3BW
Sempron 3400+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x1.35-1.40 V62 WOctober 2005SDA3400DIO2BW
Sempron 3500+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x1.35-1.40 V62 WOctober 2005SDA3500DIO3BW

"Manila" (Socket AM2, F2, 90 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 2800+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA2800IAA2CN
Sempron 3000+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA3000IAA3CN
Sempron 3200+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA3200IAA2CN
SDA3200IAA2CW
Sempron 3400+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA3400IAA3CN
SDA3400IAA3CW
Sempron 3500+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA3500IAA2CN
Sempron 3600+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 May 2006SDA3600IAA3CN
SDA3600IAA3CW
Sempron 3800+2200 MHz256 KB800 MHz11x1.25-1.40 V62 W23 Oct 2006SDA3800IAA3CN

"Manila" (Socket AM2, Energy Efficient Small Form Factor, F2, 90 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 3000+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x1.20/1.25 V35 W23 May 2006SDD3000IAA3CN
Sempron 3200+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x1.20/1.25 V35 W23 May 2006SDD3200IAA2CN
Sempron 3400+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x1.20/1.25 V35 W23 May 2006SDD3400IAA3CN
Sempron 3500+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x1.20/1.25 V35 W23 May 2006SDD3500IAA2CN

"Sparta" (Socket AM2, Energy Efficient, G1 & G2, 65 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron LE-11001900 MHz256 KB800 MHz9.5x1.20/1.40 V45 WOctober 8, 2007SDH1100IAA3DE
Sempron LE-11502000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x1.20/1.40 V45 WAugust 20, 2007SDH1150IAA3DE
Sempron LE-12002100 MHz512 KB800 MHz10.5x1.20/1.40 V45 WSDH1200IAA4DE
Sempron LE-1200 (G2)2100 MHz512 KB800 MHz10.5x1.20/1.40 V45 WOctober 8, 2007SDH1200IAA4DP
Sempron LE-1250 (G2)2200 MHz512 KB800 MHz11x1.20/1.40 V45 WOctober 8, 2007SDH1250IAA4DP
Sempron LE-1300 (G2)2300 MHz512 KB800 MHz11.5x1.20/1.40 V45 WJanuary 7, 2008SDH1300IAA4DP

"Brisbane" (Socket AM2, Dual-core, G1 & G2, 65 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron X2 2100 (G1)1800 MHz2 x 256 KB800 MHz9x65 WMarch 2008SDO2100IAA4DD
Sempron X2 2100 (G2)1800 MHz2 x 256 KB800 MHz9x65 WMarch 2008SDO2100IAA4DO
Sempron X2 2200 (G2)2000 MHz2 x 256 KB800 MHz10x65 WMarch 2008SDO2200IAA4DO
Sempron X2 2300 (G2)2200 MHz2 x 256 KB800 MHz11x65 WApril 2008SDO2300IAA4DO

"Sargas" (Socket AM3, Single-core, C2 & C3, 45 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 130 (C2)2.6 GHz512 KB2 GHz13x0.825 - 1.3545 WQ2 2011SDX130HBK12GQ
Sempron 140 (C2)2.7 GHz1 MB2 GHz13.5x0.825 - 1.3545 WJuly 2009SDX140HBK13GQ
Sempron 145 (C3)2.8 GHz1 MB2 GHz14x0.825 - 1.3545 WSeptember 2010SDX145HBK13GM
Sempron 150 (C3)2.9 GHz1 MB2 GHz14.5x0.825 - 1.3545 WDecember 7, 2010SDX150HBK13GM

"Regor" (Socket AM3, Dual-core, C3, 45 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 1802.4 GHz2x 512 KB2 GHz12x0.825 - 1.35 V45 WQ3 2010SDX180HDK22GM
Sempron 1902.5 GHz2x 512 KB2 GHz12.5x0.825 - 1.35 V45 WQ3 2011SDX190HDK22GM

FM2/FM2+ Semprons (Socket FM2, Dual-core, 32 nm)

Model NumberFrequencyMax. Turbo L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 240 [2] 2.9 GHz3.3 GHz2x 512 KBUn­knownUn­knownUn­known65 WUn­knownSD240XOKA23HJ
Sempron 250 [2] 3.2 GHz3.6 GHz2x 512 KBUn­knownUn­knownUn­known65 WUn­knownSD250XOKA23HL

"Kabini" (Socket AM1, Dual-core or Quad-core, 28 nm)

Model NumberCoresFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 265021.45 GHz1 MB14.5xUn­known25 WApril 9, 2014SD2650JAH23HM
Sempron 385041.30 GHz2 MB13xUn­known25 WApril 9, 2014SD3850JAH44HM

Mobile processors

Mobile Sempron

"Dublin" (Socket 754, CG, 130 nm, Desktop replacement)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 2600+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x0.95-1.4 V13-62 WJuly 28, 2004SMN2600BIX2AY
Mobile Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x0.95-1.4 V13-62 WJuly 28, 2004SMN2800BIX3AY
Mobile Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.4 V13-62 WJuly 28, 2004SMN3000BIX2AY

"Dublin" (Socket 754, CG, 130 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 2600+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x0.975-1.25 V9-25 WJuly 28, 2004SMS2600BOX2LA
Mobile Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x0.975-1.25 V9-25 WJuly 28, 2004SMS2800BOX3LA

"Georgetown" (Socket 754, D0, 90 nm, Desktop replacement)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 2600+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x0.95-1.4 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SMN2600BIX2BA
Mobile Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x0.95-1.4 V62 WSMN2800BIX3BA
Mobile Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.4 V62 WJuly 28, 2004SMN3000BIX2BA
Mobile Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.4 V62 WMay 3, 2005SMN3100BIX3BA
Mobile Sempron 3300+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x0.95-1.4 V62 WAugust 19, 2005SMN3300BIX2BA

"Sonora" (Socket 754, D0, 90 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 2600+1600 MHz128 KB800 MHz8x0.975-1.25 V25 WJuly 28, 2004SMS2600BOX2LB
Mobile Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x0.975-1.25 V25 WJuly 28, 2004SMS2800BOX3LB
Mobile Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x0.975-1.25 V25 WNovember 23, 2004SMS3000BOX2LB
Mobile Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x0.975-1.25 V25 WJanuary 2005SMS3100BOX3LB

"Albany" (Socket 754, E6, 90 nm, Desktop replacement)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.4 V62 WJuly 15, 2005SMN3000BIX2BX
Mobile Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.4 V62 WJuly 15, 2005SMN3100BIX3BX
Mobile Sempron 3300+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x0.95-1.4 V62 WJuly 15, 2005SMN3300BIX2BX
Mobile Sempron 3400+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x0.95-1.4 V62 WJanuary 23, 2006SMN3400BIX3BX
Mobile Sempron 3600+2200 MHz128 KB800 MHz11x0.95-1.4 V62 WMay 17, 2006SMN3600BIX2BX

"Roma" (Socket 754, E6, 90 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 2800+1600 MHz256 KB800 MHz8x0.95-1.2 V25 WJuly 15, 2005SMS2800BQX3LF
Mobile Sempron 3000+1800 MHz128 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.2 V25 WJuly 15, 2005SMS3000BQX2LE
SMS3000BQX2LF
Mobile Sempron 3100+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x0.95-1.2 V25 WJuly 15, 2005SMS3100BQX3LE

SMS3100BQX3LF

Mobile Sempron 3300+2000 MHz128 KB800 MHz10x0.95-1.2 V25 WJuly 2005SMS3300BQX2LE
SMS3300BQX2LF
Mobile Sempron 3400+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x0.95-1.2 V25 WMay 17, 2006SMS3400BQX3LE

"Keene" (Socket S1, F2, 90 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Mobile Sempron 3200+1600 MHz512 KB800 MHz8x0.950v - 1.125v25 WMay 17, 2006SMS3200HAX4CM
Mobile Sempron 3400+1800 MHz256 KB800 MHz9x0.950v - 1.125v25 WMay 17, 2006SMS3400HAX3CM
Mobile Sempron 3500+1800 MHz512 KB800 MHz9x0.950v - 1.125v25 WMay 17, 2006SMS3500HAX4CM
Mobile Sempron 3600+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x0.950v - 1.125v25 WOct 23, 2006SMS3600HAX3CM

"Sherman" (Socket S1, G1 & G2, 65 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HyperTransport Mult [lower-alpha 2] Voltage TDP Release DatePart Number(s)
Sempron 2100+ fanless [3] 1000 MHz256 KB800 MHz5.25x0.950v - 1.125v9 WMay 30, 2007SMF2100HAX3DQE (G1)
Mobile Sempron 3600+2000 MHz256 KB800 MHz10x25 WSMS3600HAX3DN (G2)
Mobile Sempron 3700+2000 MHz512 KB800 MHz10x25 WSMS3700HAX4DQE (G1)
Mobile Sempron 3800+2200 MHz256 KB800 MHz11x31 WSMD3800HAX3DN (G2)
Mobile Sempron 4000+2200 MHz512 KB800 MHz11x31 WSMD4000HAX4DN (G2)

"Sable" (65 nm)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HT Multiplier [lower-alpha 1] Voltage TDP SocketRelease dateOrder Part Number
Sempron SI-402000 MHz512 KB1800 MHz10x0.950V - 1.125V25 WSocket S1June 4, 2008SMSI40SAM12GG
Sempron SI-422100 MHz512 KB1800 MHz10.5x0.950V - 1.125V25 WSocket S1Q3 2008SMSI42SAM12GG

"Huron" (65 nm, Low power)

Model NumberFrequency L2-Cache HT Multiplier [lower-alpha 1] Voltage TDP Package/Socket Release dateOrder Part Number
Sempron for Ultra-thin notebooks [4] /
Sempron 200U [lower-alpha 3]
1000 MHz256 KB1600 MHz5x8 W ASB1 January 8, 2009SMF200UOAX3DV
Sempron 210U1500 MHz256 KB1600 MHz7.5x15 W Socket S1 January 8, 2009SMG210UOAX3DX

"Caspian" (45 nm)

Model numberFrequency L2 cache FPU width [5] HT Multi [lower-alpha 1] TDP SocketRelease dateOrder part number
Sempron M1002000 MHz512 KB64-bit1600 MHz10x25 W Socket S1 g3September 10, 2009SMM100SBO12GQ
Sempron M1202100 MHz512 KB64-bit1600 MHz10.5x25 WSocket S1g3September 10, 2009SMM120SBO12GQ
Sempron M1402200 MHz512 KB64-bit1600 MHz10.5x25 WSocket S1g3April 2010SMM140SBO12GQ

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Socket A processors use a double data rate (DDR) front-side bus, meaning that the actual data transfer rate of the bus is twice its physical clock rate. Socket A Semprons use a 333 MT/s FSB, which is a DDR 166 MHz FSB. The multipliers in the tables above apply to the 166 MHz physical clock rate, not the true data transfer rate.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 For traditional processors, including the Socket A Semprons, the multiplier is the value multiplied to the speed of the FSB to get the clock speed of the processor. Socket 754, 939, and S1 processors have a memory controller integrated on the CPU die, replacing the traditional concept of FSB. The memory controller runs at the same frequency as the CPU itself, and is able to run the system memory at 200 MHz (using PC-3200 memory sticks for 754 and 939, PC2-5300 for S1) or at lower speeds (when using slower PC-1600, PC-2100 or PC-2700 RAM). Between CPU and chipset, HyperTransport is used, running at 800 MHz for Semprons. The multipliers here apply to the 200 MHz system clock frequency, not the HyperTransport speed.
  3. The CPU model number can be read directly from the OPN number, the fourth to the seventh letters represent the model number of the CPU. The "200U" model number is only used for embedded system products.

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