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AMD AKBA0039XPAW Duron 700MHz Socket A CPU

Reliable Performance for Everyday Computing The AMD Duron 700MHz processor offers a dependable computing solution for basic tasks and applications. Designed for Socket A motherboards, this processor delivers efficient performance for home and office environments. Specifications: Brand: AM...

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Overview

Reliable Performance for Everyday Computing

The AMD Duron 700MHz processor offers a dependable computing solution for basic tasks and applications. Designed for Socket A motherboards, this processor delivers efficient performance for home and office environments.

Specifications:

  • Brand: AMD Duron
  • Frequency: 700 MHz
  • Bus Speed: 200 MHz
  • Socket Type: Socket A (Socket 462)
  • Level 1 Cache: 64 KB code
  • Level 2 Cache: 64 KB on-die exclusive cache
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C - 90°C
  • Power Dissipation: 28.2 Watt (Typical) / 31.4 Watt (Maximum)

Specifications

Brand
AMD
Model
Duron
Clock Speed
700MHz
Socket Type
Socket A

Frequently Asked Questions

This AMD Duron CPU operates at 700MHz, providing its processing speed.
This CPU is designed for a Socket A motherboard, which is important for compatibility.
The listing does not specify if it's new or used, but typically older components like this might be from surplus or refurbished stock.
A 700MHz CPU is best suited for vintage computer builds, very basic computing tasks, or educational purposes due to its older architecture.
The product title only mentions the "AMD AKBA0039XPAW Duron 700MHz Socket A CPU" and does not specify if a cooler is included.
No, the Socket A interface is an older standard and is not compatible with modern motherboard chipsets and sockets.
Expect performance suitable for operating systems and applications from the early 2000s; it will be significantly slower than current-generation processors.