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AMD Athlon XP 3000+ (400FSB)
A1C / 1T68WBarton130nmEnd-of-life
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Full Specifications
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Total Cores1
Total Threads1
Base Clock2.10 GHz
BCLK / Multiplier200 MHz / 10.5xx
CodenameBarton
MicroarchitectureBarton
Process Node130nm
Die Size101.0 mm²
Transistors0.06 billion
Production StatusEnd-of-life
Market SegmentDesktop
Launch DateMay 13, 2003
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MMX3DNow!SSE
About This Product
The AMD Athlon XP 3000+ (Barton) is a single-core desktop CPU from the early 2000s, featuring a 2.1 GHz base clock and 512 KB of L2 cache. It was a competitive option for general computing and gaming during its era, offering solid performance for applications and games of the time. Compared to Intel's Pentium 4 processors of the same period, it often provided better integer performance and a more balanced architecture for typical desktop workloads.
Pros
- Good integer performance for its time
- Balanced architecture for general use
- Compatible with Socket A motherboards
Cons
- Single-core, poor for modern multitasking
- High power consumption for its performance
- Outdated for current software and games
