AMD Sempron 140 Processor

AMD Sempron 140 Processor
AMD now brings to you leading-edge performance and unparalleled technology with its simultaneous 32-bit and 64-bit computing. The AMD Sempron™ processor is designed to meet the evolving day-to-day needs of home and business PC users. This full-featured processor is designed to deliver best-in-class performance for today’s value-conscious buyers of desktop PCs. The AMD Sempron™ processor provides 64-bit productivity enhancing jaw-dropping performance you need for your everyday applications. It runs over 60,000 of the world’s most popular applications, so you can enjoy solid performance. With 35 years of design and manufacturing experience and shipments of more than 240 million PC processors, you can count on AMD to provide reliable solutions for your home or business.

Next Generation Platform is Here
Socket AM3 from AMD is designed to enable next-generation platform innovations such as AMD Virtualization and high-performance, unbuffered DDR3 memory to the award-winning AMD64 architecture. This new technology is for prosumers and digital enthusiasts who are looking to run sophisticated, multiple processor-intense applications simultaneously. With Socket AM3, AMD brings new capabilities like AMD Virtualization to both commercial and consumer users. Virtualization on desktop computers allows a single PC to act like multiple virtual machines. AMD Virtualization can enable client computers to seamlessly support multiple operating environments. Therefore, IT managers can now gain the ability to develop and test software across multiple operating systems on a single computer to facilitate software migrations, isolate business and personal operating environments to increase security and reliability, and to initialize and manage client computers with less interruption to end users. AMD Virtualization helps make it easier for PC enthusiasts to upgrade and maintain their PCs through emulation.

New DDR3 Support Jump Starts Transfer Rates
DDR3 memory is the next generation of DDR memory that supports the open standards efforts of the Joint Electronic Device Engineering Council (JEDEC), the governing body for integrated circuit specifications. It uses an advanced signaling scheme that can offer higher data transfer rates than DDR2 memory. The advanced signaling scheme mentioned above allows high transfer rates using traditional PC motherboard manufacturing techniques. DDR3 benefits to customers include lower voltage and higher frequency headroom than DDR2 memory. Socket AM3 processors from AMD will support DDR3 speeds of 800MHz, 1066MHz, 1333MHz.