My first AMD CPU in my personal build was a Phenom II X2 550BE which I quickly sold when it didn't unlock and purchased a Phenom II X3 for slightly more, but we've had a family computer with an Athlon II X2 4400+ since 2006 and I did own a computer with a Phenom X4 9850 back in early 2008. My last personal AMD build had a Phenom II X3 in it, then I went w/ a Core i7 LGA 1366 build, sold that, planned to build an AM3+ system until I found out Bulldozer was a flop and went LGA 1155. No regrets here.

 

The first computer I bought had Athlon 550,the only AMD cpu i ever used.

 

AMD Athlon 750 MHz - Slot A !

I remember at that time, the first few Ghz processors just came out. That was crazy

 

first amd cpu, 955 be... last amd cpu 965 be... looks like it will be the last amd cpu i have ever owned for awhile (this doesnt include other cpus for builds for other people)

 

hello,
AMD Duron 1000mhz cpu socket A in a locked mobo with the 384mb of 100mhz,geforce 200 mx,i gave up compiling half life maps due to the speed because of the lack of ram.

awesome pc though,still alive today and i was running games for ages on it too.

only ever bought AMD ,i did get given and 733mhz intel,it was better than the duron 1000.

 

My first was a 3700+ CABGE

 

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Originally Posted by M3T4LM4N222

My first AMD CPU in my personal build was a Phenom II X2 550BE which I quickly sold when it didn't unlock and purchased a Phenom II X3 for slightly more, but we've had a family computer with an Athlon II X2 4400+ since 2006 and I did own a computer with a Phenom X4 9850 back in early 2008. My last personal AMD build had a Phenom II X3 in it, then I went w/ a Core i7 LGA 1366 build, sold that, planned to build an AM3+ system until I found out Bulldozer was a flop and went LGA 1155. No regrets here.

yea im on AM3 atm 1100t waiting for piledriver

if thats a fail too ill go 2011

 

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Originally Posted by Makyl

The first computer I bought had Athlon 550,the only AMD cpu i ever used.

 

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Originally Posted by Gauvi

AMD Athlon 750 MHz - Slot A !

I remember at that time, the first few Ghz processors just came out. That was crazy

damn AMD user for life

 

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Originally Posted by Bitemarks and bloodstains

My first was a 3700+ CABGE

 

K6-2 333MHz Running Win XP with 128MB of RAM these days.

 

keep it up! lots of replies already! and learning some stuff dident know............. back from the day keep theme comng

 

It was a pre-built AMD Athlon 5200+ don't know if it unlocked or anything because I was hardware illiterate back then, well I knew what a CPU etc was and that an Athlon was quite bad. But nowhere near what I know now.

Close second was a AMD Athlon Laptop at 2.0GHz and it was the bomb! Haha. Never owned anything since.

 

My first AMD CPU was the AMD K5. I believe it was a 5K86 P100. I have for the most part been with AMD since then.

 

I know you said the first, but my history of processors is short.
An AMD Thunderbird 750mhz, I used it to run voice servers and the whole tower was a mouse pad for when I sat in my recliner (I was 13 at this time and my bedroom was an old bathroom which had a board over the sink that I sat at). The machine I used I got just a tiny bit after was an AMD Sempron 3200+ 1.6ghz (I kept the 750 for the voice servers, I was running some optiplex before getting this Sempron). Followed by my next computer being an AMD Athlon X2 5600+ 2.8. I swapped that for an Intel e5200 which I could overclock to be 76% faster (Got me started here at OCN). Then 1090T, shortly after it was lost in the mail through some accident and my friend gave me an 1100T, which I now use.

Those days of running the Sempron (Which I consider my first AMD, due to not even knowing what AMD, even though I had a T-Bird) were filled with 6-10 fps gaming on CS:S zombie mod hanging out with some girl. We never cared our computers sucked with onboard video, we played and we were happy.

 

AMD Sempron 3400+ socket 754

 

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I know you said the first, but my history of processors is short.
An AMD Thunderbird 750mhz, I used it to run voice servers and the whole tower was a mouse pad for when I sat in my recliner (I was 13 at this time and my bedroom was an old bathroom which had a board over the sink that I sat at). The machine I used I got just a tiny bit after was an AMD Sempron 3200+ 1.6ghz (I kept the 750 for the voice servers, I was running some optiplex before getting this Sempron). Followed by my next computer being an AMD Athlon X2 5600+ 2.8. I swapped that for an Intel e5200 which I could overclock to be 76% faster (Got me started here at OCN). Then 1090T, shortly after it was lost in the mail through some accident and my friend gave me an 1100T, which I now use.
Those days of running the Sempron (Which I consider my first AMD, due to not even knowing what AMD, even though I had a T-Bird) were filled with 6-10 fps gaming on CS:S zombie mod hanging out with some girl. We never cared our computers sucked with onboard video, we played and we were happy.

i still got my old mobo too i will upload in few LOL i show ya'll a MSI in the dayQ

 

The FX 57 back in 2004 (served untill 2009).
The first and last AMD cpu i had.
And it was a beast!
Still have it standing on my cabinet in my living room

Paired with DDR2 ram and a 6800GTS gpu.

Lasted me very long!

 

K6-II 450Mhz running win 98SE with 64megs of ram. pre built compaq. it was my first and last pre built computer

 

Man you guys are young. My first and CPU was a 100 MHz something or other. Back when you could use and Intel and cyrix on the same boards

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LOL the 2 mobo's i started playing DOTA!(world of warcraft) on and a x600 ATI card and my first case!

 

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Man you guys are young. My first and CPU was a 100 MHz something or other. Back when you could use and Intel and cyrix on the same boards
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lol

 

My first amd cpu was a 900MHz duron as part of a second hand pc cant remember specs but it was my first ever pc

 

1050T

 

I had an AMD k6-2, 350mhz overclocked to 450mhz. It was a pretty big upgrade from my 50mhz 386 (which I was so disappointed in when diablo wouldn't run-- it required 66mhz cpu lol)

Those days of overclocking were fairly simple, there were little switches on the motherboard, changing the settings would change the multiplier. Good times.