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    Question AMD Athlon 64 3200+

    please could someone tell me the Actual Speed of the Athlon 64 3200+ ??, thanks in advance.

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    off the top of my head 2.2 ghz

    could be less tho, if its got more cache, i think there may be a few versions
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    I think thats right, I think that its

    2800+ 1.8GHz 9x200FSB
    3000+ 2.0GHz 10x200FSB
    3200+ 2.2GHz 11x200FSB

    Though feel free to correct me if Im wrong on that.

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    The older Clawhammer version with 1Mb cache would be a 2.0 GHz unit ie 10x200.
    They are out of production and difficult to find now days

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    There are two versions.
    2.0 GHz, with a 1Mb L2 Cache.
    or 2.2 GHz, with a 512 Kb L2 Cache.

    The retail boxes are almost identical, and are only distinguished by some very small print in one corner. I think you can tell the difference by the Retail heat sink. Basically the 2.0 GHz is mostly copper, while the 2.2 Version comes with an aluminium heatsink.

    The only sure way to tell, (and the only way to tell if you have an OEM version), is to look at the part number. I can remember exactly how to tell, but I am sure you can find out with some googling if necessary.

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