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 AMD Athlon64 FX53
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(Review by MS, July 1, 2004)
AMD Athlon64 3000+ At:

Current Monikers and Specs

CPUAthlon64 FX-53Athlon64 FX-53Athlon64 3800+Athlon64 3700+Athlon64 3500+Athlon64 3400+
Pin-OutSocket 940Socket 939Socket 939Socket 754Socket 939Socket 754
L2 Cache Size
1 MB
512 kB1 MB512 kB512 kB
Clock Frequency
2.4 GHz
2.4 GHz2.4 GHz2.2 GHz2.4 GHz
Memory Interface128-bit (dual channel) Registered128-bit (dual channel)128-bit (dual channel)64-bit128-bit (dual channel)64-bit
Transistor Count
105.9 Million
68.5 Million105.9 Million 68.5 Million68.5 Million
Die Size
193 mm2
144 mm2193 mm2144 mm2144 mm2
Process Technology
130 nm
VID
1.5V

Keep in mind that the current model numbers do not necessarily correspond to the L2 size and freqency of older Athlon64 processors in that the new line of CPU generally substitutes a 1-up in multiplier for the 512 kB taken away from the L2 cache. Also, all current Athlon 64 based on the Sledge- or Clawhammer or else the Newcastle die will be replaced by the San Diego (FX series, 1MB L2) and Winchester (512 kB L2) die.


Test Configurations

Socket 939
  • AMD Athlon64 3800+
  • ASUS A8V (Rev 1.01)
  • 2 x 512 MB Corsair CMX512-3200LL
  • 2 x 512 MB OCZ PC3700 EB Platinum Edition.
Socket 940
  • AMD Athlon64 FX51/53
  • ASUS SK8V
  • 2 x 512 MB Mushkin Registered PC3200 DDR
Socket 754
  • AMD Athlon64 3200+ / 3400+
  • ASUS K8V Deluxe
  • 2 x 512 MB OCZ PC3700 EB Platinum Edition
Socket 478
  • Intel P4 (Northwood, Prescott, Galatin) < 3.4 GHz
  • ASUS P4C800 Deluxe
  • 2 x 512 MB Mushkin Level One PC3200 DDR
Common Hardware
  • ATI RADEON 9800 Pro
  • Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 160 GB SATA *
  • Pioneer 12 x DVDROM
  • OS and Drivers
  • Microsoft WindowsXP Corporate Ed.
  • Service Pack 1a
  • ATI Catalyst 4.6
  • All chipset and platform drivers
  • * The same Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 160 GB SATA HDD has been used in our test beds as the reference drive for the evaluation of benchmarks that are HDD dependent in order to eliminate the impact of HDD performance such as Sysmark 2004. In all cases, the C: partition (30 GB) was freshly formatted and the OS, along with Sysmark2004 was reinstalled to create equal conditions for all platforms.

    AMD Athlon64 3800+ At:

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