Athlon 64 3500+ Can Run PC Game System Requirements

Athlon 64 3500+ Performance Specification

CPU Speed

Physical Cores

Threads

CPU Codename

TDP (Power)

Lithography

CPU socket

Main Link

Bit Width

Max Temp.

Memory Channels

Processor GPU

CPU Details

2.2 GHz

1 cores

1 threads

Venice

67W

90nm

Socket 939

Link

64 Bit

65°C

None

Notebook CPU

Unlocked Multiplier

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

L3 Cache

Approved

GD RATING

CPU Features

No the Athlon 64 3500+ processor is NOT a laptop and notebook CPU

No the Athlon 64 3500+ processor does not have a unlocked multiplier

128Kb

512Kb

Yes, the Athlon 64 3500+ processor has been approved by GD Admin. Always use GD data as a guideline.

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Athlon 64 3500+ Game Requirement Analysis

Athlon 64 3500+ is an entry-level Processor based on the 90nm K8 micro-architecture.

It offers 1 Physical Core (1 Logical), clocked at 2.2GHz and 0.5MB of L2 Cache.
No relevant technologies are activated in a way the processor doesn't even support Virtualization.

The processor DOES NOT integrate any graphics. and has a rated board TDP of 67W.

Its performance is below the average and so most demanding games will not run optimally.

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GTXftw

GTXftw's Rig
Saved at: May-19-2016

Compared to your Rig

CPU

Celeron E1400 Dual-Core 2GHz oc: 25%

GFX

GeForce GTX 470 Gigabyte SOC 1.2GB Edition

RAM

8GB DDR3 1600MHz

RES

1280 x 1024
width x height

Phone

Nokia 3310

GTXftw's Game Library

20:42 Jun-02-2015

How can this CPU be same as my e1400? :D

talhkora

talhkora's Rig
Saved at: Jun-07-2016

Compared to your Rig

CPU

FX-6300

GFX

Radeon RX 480 8GB

RAM

8GB DDR3 1600MHz

RES

1920 x 1080
width x height

Phone

HTC Desire 620 dual sim

talhkora's Game Library

22:25 Mar-11-2013

What max gpu can this cpu support without bottleneck?

Duskerin

Duskerin's Rig
Saved at: Aug-22-2016

Compared to your Rig

CPU

FX-6300 oc: 10%

GFX

GeForce GTX 760 WinFast Dual Fan OC 2GB Edition oc: 5%

RAM

8GB DDR3 1600MHz

RES

1920 x 1080
width x height

Phone

Samsung Galaxy Core

Duskerin's Game Library

20:47 Jan-17-2013

Athlon 3500+ has a few variants, two principle codename: Venice nad Orleans. The latter has many releases, F2, F3, even small factor one. To distinguish Venice with Orleans is the TDP implied. Orleans is more reserved, starting at 62W and lower.
With mine is Orleans reading on CPUID, which one is not present here in GD. My thought is my CPU the first Orleans released in 2006 of May, for I bought my rig in 2007 later that year.