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The first family of its performance-mainstream accelerated processing units (APUs) for desktops that Advanced Micro Devices will introduce in July will include five A-series models with 65W or 100W thermal design power (TDP). Later in the year AMD will broaden the lineup of chips previously known under Llano code-name. As reported previously, AMD A-series desktop APUs will have either four K10.5+/Husky x86 cores as well as Radeon HD 6000-class "BeaverCreek" (320 or 400 stream processors) graphics core or two x86 cores and "WinterPark" (160 stream processors) integrated graphics engine. The chips will support dual-channel DDR3 memory controllers, up to 4MB of cache, select processors may also feature AMD Turbo Core dynamic acceleration technology as well as a special multi-GPU graphics support.
The initial family of AMD A-series desktop chips due in Q3 2011 will include four quad-core microprocessors with 100W or 65W TDP, one dual-core flavour with 65W power consumption. Later during the third quarter the company also plans to release a dual-core low-end offering based on Llano design. In Q4 2011 the company is projected to refresh the A-series family with new A8, A6 and A4 models. The world's second largest supplier of microprocessors is projected to start commercial shipments of its A-series "Llano" chips - which will be made using 32nm silicon-on-insulator technology by Globalfoundries - on the week of July 20th, 2011. Izvor: X-Bit Labs |
Nigdi se ne navodi na kojoj frekvenciji će to kucati?! Stari A64 3400+ je kuca na 2.2GHz i guta je oko 95W, a ovo čudo će biti izrađivano u 32nm tehnologiji, pa se baš pitam do kud će ići. Isto tako kopka me što će označavati ono slovo P? Neka logika govori da bi to trebalo biti nabrijanije. Ako ništa drugo, sad bar donekle znam zašto je AMD izabra španjolski naziv "Llano" iliti ga na našem "Jednostavan - čist".