ECS L7VMM3, AMD 3100+ Pro? explain.

[objober]

What are these AMD 3100+ 3200+ and 3300+ Pro's that come integrated with the ECS L7VMM3 motherboard?

Does anyone know how these guys perform, Gigahertz-wise?

P.S. And is it true that when I see an AMD Processor, the Athlon XP 2400+...the 2400+ means the Processor compares to say, and Intel 2.4Ghz machine?

 

[tristan]

Wow.. Thats kind of strange. Ive never heard of those and I cant seem to find much of any information on them. I would not trust that at all though. This site even says its a 3200mhz processor which is completely not true. Its way too cheap and the board is poorly made. With these boards and processors you get what you pay for.
http://www.shentech.com/ecsl7amdpro2.html

No, AMD has their own number system. A 3000+ XP is 2.16 ghz.

 

[tristan]

If you would like to know where the processors stand in reference to intels check this out (only have up to the 3000+ but you get the idea)
http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20030217/cpu_charts-32.html#comparison_table

 

[Praetor]

This kit comes with ECS L7VMM3 motherboard, AMD Athlon Pro3200A+ processor

Sounds like they just come as a kit (i.e., mobo + XP3200(333) ... nothing special) ... now since it says

Does anyone know how these guys perform, Gigahertz-wise?

XP3000 - 2.1Ghz
XP3100 - No official spec, probably 2.15Ghz
XP3200 - 2.2Ghz

P.S. And is it true that when I see an AMD Processor, the Athlon XP 2400+...the 2400+ means the Processor compares to say, and Intel 2.4Ghz machine?

They imply that with marketing and to a degree it's true (probably before the NorthwoodCs came out tho).