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In my opinion, no problem. But if, you can overclock it to 2.52GHz
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In my opinion, no problem. But if, you can overclock it to 2.52GHz

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Thank you for your response. Do know sempron processors? How reliable are these benchmarks?
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Thank you for your response. Do know sempron processors? How reliable are these benchmarks?

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I just have a stupid question. Can a sempron 3100+ Processor that runs at 1.8 GHz run games that require a 2.5 GHz Processor. The Sempron 3100+ apparently performs the same as a 3.1 GHz Intel Celeron D. &nbsp;If possible can you give me a link with the info.
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Hi.
I just have a stupid question. Can a sempron 3100+ Processor that runs at 1.8 GHz run games that require a 2.5 GHz Processor. The Sempron 3100+ apparently performs the same as a 3.1 GHz Intel Celeron D.  If possible can you give me a link with the info.

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