AMD Sempron 64 3600+ Manila Single-Core 2.0 GHz Socket AM2 62W SDA3600CNBOX Processor

Pros: Cheap, fast, comes with heatsink that works for us non-overclockers.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I dropped it on a concrete floor before installing it... I find that's generally the best way to build a new system. It still worked.

Pros: Overclock'd another 800mhz - benchmarks make this faster than most dual core p4's which is pretty good in my book - good for what I bought it for, to update motherboards and test oc'ing some components.

Cons: AMD can keep the stock heatsink/fan, 256k L2 is not enough memory to warrant a price above 2 Andrew Jacksons, when I can get a x2 athlon for just a few bucks more.

Overall Review: If your going to buy this for some light work and to do some mean overclocks then this is for you, dont try to overclock this thing without a better heatsink; something with some heatpipes. A good setup will net you some pretty good overclocks was glad to see it get to 2.8ghz stable in Prime 95 for 24hrs temp only 37c at max. :)

Pros: Good price, good speed

Cons: single core

Overall Review: I bought this for my parents so I haven't dealt with it that much, but my dad's the kind that often complains about slow computers and he hasn't said a word. I'm satisfied.

Pros: Upgraded from a AMD Sempron 3400 at 1,800 Mhz with 2 GB of RAM that came with a new PC purchsed in December 2006 to a Sempron 3600 operating at 2,000 Mhz. The extra 200 megahertz was ok, did not notice a big difference in performance. Application and programs just run a little faster on Windows XP.

Cons: The Sempron 3600 produces much more heat than the 3400, which ran cooler.

Pros: Im impressed with this chip. Its only 2.0ghz with 256kb cache and scored a cpu score of 4720 in 3dmark05 on the first run. For comparison the best score I ever got on my p4 northwood 2.4ghz oc'd to 2.6ghz with the same amount of ram was 3036.

Cons: Runs a little hotter than I expected. 42-44c at idle in a 80f room. My p4 northwood ran about 32c.

Pros: fast , good overclocker, low temps

Cons: 256KB l2 cache

Overall Review: spend the extra 6 bucks and get the athlon with the 512 KB cache

Pros: Once this little puppy got here(in 2 days, go newegg!!)i pluged it into my new BioStar k8m800 MoBo and twin 512 AMP-O Ram, and this thing turned right on and took off. I'm going to download CPU-Z to over clock this thing, but idk if i should this thing already does well on Counter-Strike Source, and Halo: Cobat Evolved.

Cons: The L2 Cache is only 256Kb(But this doesn't really slow you down much,even in games)

Overall Review: This thing like i said runs Counter-Strike Source on near perfect settings, when i OverClock this thing to like 2.3 GHz, it should run on the hiest settings, but i should also tell you that this Sempron 3600 on stock volts and heatsink beats my friend's "overclocked" Celeron by 10 miles... this is the best single core out there. Go AMD!!!