AMD Opteron 142 CPU Socket
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AMD Opteron 142 CPU Socket
Scan code: LN5708 Manufacturer code: OSA142BOX
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AMD Opteron 142 CPU Socket

AMD *Retail* 1-Way Opteron 142 (1600MHz) 64Bit CPU (S940) 1024L2 Cache with AMD Heat Sink Fan 3Yr
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Scan code: LN5708 Manufacturer code: OSA142BOX
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Product Overview Prouct details for the 1.6GHz Model 142

Integrated DDR memory controller
Yes
Memory controller width
128-bit
ECC DRAM protection
Yes
HyperTransport™ Technology
Yes
HyperTransport Links (total/coherent)
3/0
HyperTransport Link width
16 bits x 16 bits
HyperTransport bus frequency
800MHz
AMD64
Yes
Simultaneous 32 & 64-bit computing
Yes
L1 Cache Size (data/instruction)
64KB/64KB
L2 Cache Size
1MB
Pipeline stages (integer/floating point)
12-17
L1/L2 data cache protection
ECC
L1/L2 instruction cache protection
Parity
Global History Counter Entries
16K
L1 TLB entries (data/instruction)
40/40
L1 associativity (data/instruction)
Full/Full
L2 TLB entries (data/instruction)
512/512
L2 associativity (data/instruction)
4-way/4-way
Process
.13 micron SOI
Manufactured In
Fab 30, Dresden Germany Features Prouct details for the 1.6GHz Model 142

Integrated DDR memory controller
Yes
Memory controller width
128-bit
ECC DRAM protection
Yes
HyperTransport™ Technology
Yes
HyperTransport Links (total/coherent)
3/0
HyperTransport Link width
16 bits x 16 bits
HyperTransport bus frequency
800MHz
AMD64
Yes
Simultaneous 32 & 64-bit computing
Yes
L1 Cache Size (data/instruction)
64KB/64KB
L2 Cache Size
1MB
Pipeline stages (integer/floating point)
12-17
L1/L2 data cache protection
ECC
L1/L2 instruction cache protection
Parity
Global History Counter Entries
16K
L1 TLB entries (data/instruction)
40/40
L1 associativity (data/instruction)
Full/Full
L2 TLB entries (data/instruction)
512/512
L2 associativity (data/instruction)
4-way/4-way
Process
.13 micron SOI
Manufactured In
Fab 30, Dresden Germany
Warranty

Please note your statutory rights are not affected.

For further information regarding Scan's warranty procedure please see our terms and conditions

Details
Duration:
36 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan / AMD Europe
Telephone:
01276 932318

Additional Notes:
"Please be aware any warranty offered in excess of 12 months is at the manufacturer's discretion and maybe subject to change without notice."

Subject to, 3 years manufacturer's warranty.

1st year warranty return to Scan Computers;
2nd - 3rd year subject to manufacturers warranty via AMD Europe
+44 (0) 1276-803187

Please be prepared to provide AMD Europe the following information:
(1) your name, address, and telephone numbers;
(2) proof of purchase;
(3) a description of the type of boxed processor;

Upon receipt of a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number from the Technical Service Center Representative, you will be required to send in your processor, and heatsink/fan that were packaged together in the retail container. The packaging materials themselves will not be required to process your RMA.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_867_1034,00.html

This Warranty does not cover any damage due to abnormal use or conditions, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, improper handling or storage, serial number altered, defaced or removed; or has had the warranty seal on the system altered, defaced or removed, exposure to moisture, unauthorized modifications, alterations, or repairs, improper installation, improper use of any electrical source, undue physical or electrical stress, operator error, non-compliance with instructions.

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