AMD V-Series V120 vs AMD V-Series V140 vs AMD V-Series V160

AMD V-Series V120

The AMD V-Series V120 (sometimes also called Sempron V120) is a single core processor for cheap laptops. It is based on the Champlain core, which should use a K10 architecture. As the dual core Athlon II P and N CPUs, the V120 offers only a 64 Bit FPU (Floating Point Unit). Therefore, the CPU also features an integrated DDR3 memory controller.

Compared to the slower (Atom counterpart) AMD V105, the V120 offers a much higher clock speed and a faster HyperTransport 3.0 link (with 1600 MHZ - HT3200). The performance should be on a level with a 1.3 GHz clocked Core 2 Duo CULV processor.

Specified at 25 Watt TDP, the processor can be used in notebooks with screens of 13 inches and up.

AMD V-Series V140

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The AMD V-Series V140 (sometimes also called Sempron V140) is a single core processor for cheap laptops. It is based on the Champlain core, which should use a K10 architecture. As the dual core Athlon II P and N CPUs, the V140 offers only a 64 Bit FPU (Floating Point Unit). Therefore, the CPU also features an integrated DDR3 memory controller.

Compared to the slower (Atom counterpart) AMD V105, the V140 offers a much higher clock speed and a faster HyperTransport 3.0 link (with 1600 MHZ - HT3200). The performance should be on a level with a 2.2 GHz Celeron single core processor.

Specified at 25 Watt TDP, the processor can be used in notebooks with screens of 13 inches and up.

AMD V-Series V160

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The AMD V-Series V160 (sometimes also called Sempron V160) is a single core processor for cheap laptops. It is based on the Champlain core, which should use a K10 architecture. As the dual core Athlon II P and N CPUs, the V160 offers only a 64 Bit FPU (Floating Point Unit). Furthermore, the CPU also features an integrated DDR3 memory controller (up to 1066).

Compared to the slower (Atom counterpart) AMD V105, the V160 offers a much higher clock speed and a faster HyperTransport 3.0 link (with 1600 MHZ - HT3200). The performance should be on a level with a 2.2 GHz Celeron single core processor.

Specified at 25 Watt TDP, the processor can be used in notebooks with screens of 13 inches and up.

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Model

AMD V-Series V120

AMD V-Series V140

AMD V-Series V160

Series

AMD V-Series

Codename

Champlain

Series: V-Series Champlain

AMD V-Series V160	2.4 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V140	2.3 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V120 «	2.2 GHz	1 / 1

AMD V-Series V160	2.4 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V140 «	2.3 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V120	2.2 GHz	1 / 1

AMD V-Series V160 «	2.4 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V140	2.3 GHz	1 / 1
AMD V-Series V120	2.2 GHz	1 / 1

Clock

2200 MHz

2300 MHz

2400 MHz

FSB

3200

L1 Cache

128 KB

L2 Cache

512 KB

Cores / Threads

1 / 1

TDP

25 Watt

Technology

45 nm

Socket

Features

Integrated DDR3 memory controller, MMX, 3DNow, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4A, AMD64, Enhanced Virus Protection, Virtualization

Architecture

x86

Announced

Manufacturer

products.amd.com

Benchmarks

Cinebench R11.5 - Cinebench R11.5 CPU Multi 64 Bit

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Model	CPU	GPU	RAM	Value
MSI CR630-V1225FD	V120	Radeon HD 4270 590 MHz	2 GB	1858
	V120	Radeon HD 4250		1874
Dell Zino HD	V120	Radeon HD 4250	2 GB	1905

Model	CPU	GPU	RAM	Value
	V140	Radeon HD 4250 504 MHz 0.3 GB	2 GB	1902
HP Compaq Presario CQ56-103SG	V140	Radeon HD 4250	2 GB	1923

AMD V-Series V120 vs AMD V-Series V140 vs AMD V-Series V160

AMD V-Series V120

AMD V-Series V140

AMD V-Series V160

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