Earlier today, AMD has announced two desktoppeluncuranpertama Llano APUs, however, as everyone surelyknows, this will be accompanied by some models laindalam the not too distant and recent roadmaps have revealed the launch of the estimates iniditemukan tanggaltesis chip that will come .
Road map was found in a marketing document released by MSIentitled "A75-Series MSI motherboard" and available for downloadat the company's website.
Judging by the information provided by this roadmap, the rest of the Series A-accelerated processing unit is expected to be launched in the third quarter of this year, while the entry-level E2-2300 will not arrive until Q4 hit.
As far as the specifications of the APUs are concerned, the MSIdocument does not seem to hold a big surprise and all three A-series chips will feature the same 65W TDP.
Making our way from top to bottom, the most powerful desktopkeduaAMD be released APU, A8-3800, has a fundamental frequency empatcore 2.4GHz, which can be upgraded to 2.7GHzdepending on the workload placed padacore.
The chip will be accompanied by the same Radeon HD 6550Don-dieGPU as found in, A8-3850 which includes 400prosesorStreams clocked at 600MHz.
Slightly below the A8-A6-3800 stand 3600, which alsomencakupempat processing cores with support for Turbo Boost,but the core operating frequency that can range from 2.1 to2.4GHz, while the HD 6530 integrated graphics sports 320shaders clocked at 433MHz.
Finally, the last A-Series APU is expected in Q3-3400 dual-coreA4 does not have support for Turbo Boost, but comes with a2.7GHz frequency basis as well as with the Radeon HD6410D on-die GPU. This included 120 shader processors running at600MHz.
Earlier today, AMD made official A8 and A6-3850-3650desktopthe Llano APUs that will be available from 3 Julidengan a suggested retail price of $ 135 and $ 115, respectively.
Earlier today, AMD has announced two desktoppeluncuranpertama Llano APUs, however, as everyone surelyknows, this will be accompanied by some models laindalam the not too distant and recent roadmaps have revealed the launch of the estimates iniditemukan tanggaltesis chip that will come .
Road map was found in a marketing document released by MSIentitled "A75-Series MSI motherboard" and available for downloadat the company's website.
Judging by the information provided by this roadmap, the rest of the Series A-accelerated processing unit is expected to be launched in the third quarter of this year, while the entry-level E2-2300 will not arrive until Q4 hit.
As far as the specifications of the APUs are concerned, the MSIdocument does not seem to hold a big surprise and all three A-series chips will feature the same 65W TDP.
Making our way from top to bottom, the most powerful desktopkeduaAMD be released APU, A8-3800, has a fundamental frequency empatcore 2.4GHz, which can be upgraded to 2.7GHzdepending on the workload placed padacore.
The chip will be accompanied by the same Radeon HD 6550Don-dieGPU as found in, A8-3850 which includes 400prosesorStreams clocked at 600MHz.
Slightly below the A8-A6-3800 stand 3600, which alsomencakupempat processing cores with support for Turbo Boost,but the core operating frequency that can range from 2.1 to2.4GHz, while the HD 6530 integrated graphics sports 320shaders clocked at 433MHz.
Finally, the last A-Series APU is expected in Q3-3400 dual-coreA4 does not have support for Turbo Boost, but comes with a2.7GHz frequency basis as well as with the Radeon HD6410D on-die GPU. This included 120 shader processors running at600MHz.
Earlier today, AMD made official A8 and A6-3850-3650desktopthe Llano APUs that will be available from 3 Julidengan a suggested retail price of $ 135 and $ 115, respectively.
Road map was found in a marketing document released by MSIentitled "A75-Series MSI motherboard" and available for downloadat the company's website.
Judging by the information provided by this roadmap, the rest of the Series A-accelerated processing unit is expected to be launched in the third quarter of this year, while the entry-level E2-2300 will not arrive until Q4 hit.
As far as the specifications of the APUs are concerned, the MSIdocument does not seem to hold a big surprise and all three A-series chips will feature the same 65W TDP.
Making our way from top to bottom, the most powerful desktopkeduaAMD be released APU, A8-3800, has a fundamental frequency empatcore 2.4GHz, which can be upgraded to 2.7GHzdepending on the workload placed padacore.
The chip will be accompanied by the same Radeon HD 6550Don-dieGPU as found in, A8-3850 which includes 400prosesorStreams clocked at 600MHz.
Slightly below the A8-A6-3800 stand 3600, which alsomencakupempat processing cores with support for Turbo Boost,but the core operating frequency that can range from 2.1 to2.4GHz, while the HD 6530 integrated graphics sports 320shaders clocked at 433MHz.
Finally, the last A-Series APU is expected in Q3-3400 dual-coreA4 does not have support for Turbo Boost, but comes with a2.7GHz frequency basis as well as with the Radeon HD6410D on-die GPU. This included 120 shader processors running at600MHz.
Earlier today, AMD made official A8 and A6-3850-3650desktopthe Llano APUs that will be available from 3 Julidengan a suggested retail price of $ 135 and $ 115, respectively.