AMD Athlon 64 3700+ San Diego Single-Core 2.2 GHz Socket 939 ADA3700CFBOX Processor

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Overall Review: This is the E6 stepping of the San Diego. Differences from E4 that I can tell: Lower stock voltage, and lower max temp. 1.35v vs 1.40v 65C vs 75c I think the jury is still out which is better, but I've seen backed up results (Koolance) up to 3.5ghz. An opti will obviously still get you getter. I believe this part is incorrectly labeled as ADA3700CFBOX, it should still be ADA3700BNBOX, but the stepping will end in CF. Per AMD's website.

Pros: Good overclocker. This 3700+ is revision e6 or revision 6. The other 3700+ San Diego is e4 or revision 4. This processor runs at lower voltage and takes less power than the older version.

Cons: None

Overall Review: It seems as if many are buying the other 3700+ becuase it has more reviews than this one. I just wanted to post to let everyone know this is the newest revision of the same chip. Buy this one.

Pros: Very cheap price. Price performance can't be beat. Very overclockable. Running 2607mhz(237x11) on stock cooling and very stable on an EPox 9nda3I.

Cons: NANA!!!!

Overall Review: IMO EPox and AMD are unbeatable when you build a system with them. They are very stable and Idiot proof if they can count to 10. And again Newegg is the greatest.

Pros: 1 Mb Cache, San Diego core, E6 stepping, great overclocker

Cons: None

Overall Review: This Processor is great i have it overclocked to 2.63 Ghz and my games FLYYY my rig goes like this 3700+ Sandiego @ 2.63 Ghz MSI K8n Diamond Plus 2 Gigs Corsair Xms Ram (stock 2-2-2-5 Latency but running @ 3-3-3-7 with 1/1 divider Dual Evga 7800GT Co's in SLI (470,1100) Dual 150gb Raptors in Raid-0 Antec True Power 550W psu (sli cert.) Nzxt Lexa Case

Pros: This is my second one of these: YOU JUST CANT BEAT THE VALUE. This one was a third of the price of my first - such is life..

Cons: none

Pros: Its been runing great since I build the pc. No crashes no nothing!

Cons: none.

Overall Review: Ive been using the fan it includes since installation. It will be replaced eventually so I can overclock it w/o problems of OH. for the record It has been working fine under heavy load. Avg temp under stress is 48~50c

Pros: Ok folks my update here this - thing will pretty much beat an Intel P4 D dual core CPU easily - check anandtech.com - Especially if you OC it - mine is at 2.57 and I could do much better if I had an ASUS mobo wiht Nvidia 4 chipset - Unfortunaely - I have a gigabyte mobo - and Nvidia 3 chipset So get OCZ memory Nvidia 4 chipset and water cool this thing - and OH MY - smoking cpu - My be able to fully run with a Core Duo - But can defintely beat a P4 D duel processor cpu - Buy it - you will love it!!!! Sunbeam air cooler is great with this thing.... Please remember that there is a big difference between an Intel CORE DUO and a P4 D duel core cpu - Yes there is!!! Honest a big difference -

Cons: none at all

Pros: The performance of this CPU is excellant. Overclock as far as your cooling will allow. 1MB L2 cache, and the latest E6 stepping. This is the version of the 3700+ to get.

Cons: None I can see.

Overall Review: Go to AMD website to compare this version (ADA3700CFBOX) to the older (ADA3700BNBOX). There it will list Stepping Info.