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Exactly, it's a development motherboard not a retail product, it doesn't need to look fancy, and it doesn't need over the top tat and psychedelic colours.
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AMD Trinity CPU to be up to 20% faster than Llano
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Soldato
At least there is no VLC control bar in sight
Looking forward to Trinity. I have had a 3870k to play with for a few weeks, it's very impressive and quite mind boggling when you look at a game on screen (albeit a 19" 1366x768) and think it's ALL happening on one chip
Looking forward to Trinity. I have had a 3870k to play with for a few weeks, it's very impressive and quite mind boggling when you look at a game on screen (albeit a 19" 1366x768) and think it's ALL happening on one chip
Official Trinity slides leaked:
http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-trinity-apu-preview-evolution-or-devolution-/15716.html
It seems this table is true:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DC4JSPvNLTY/TzmK_BwME7I/AAAAAAAAG98/OXK5Tbe0QnA/s640/aa.jpg
The top A10-5800K has a 3.8GHZ core clockspeed with Turbo Core upto 4.2GHZ and the GPU has 384 VLIW4 shaders running at 800MHZ.
It also seems to have FMA3 too.
The article says they are going to run a few benchmarks too.
http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-trinity-apu-preview-evolution-or-devolution-/15716.html
It seems this table is true:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DC4JSPvNLTY/TzmK_BwME7I/AAAAAAAAG98/OXK5Tbe0QnA/s640/aa.jpg
The top A10-5800K has a 3.8GHZ core clockspeed with Turbo Core upto 4.2GHZ and the GPU has 384 VLIW4 shaders running at 800MHZ.
It also seems to have FMA3 too.
The article says they are going to run a few benchmarks too.
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First preview of the A10-4600M:
http://translate.google.com/transla...ine.com.cn/testing/contrast/1205/2781947.html
It seems a decent improvement over the A8-3500M.
The preview is comparing the fastest 35W parts - there are higher clocked mobile Llano CPUs but these are 45W parts.
http://translate.google.com/transla...ine.com.cn/testing/contrast/1205/2781947.html
It seems a decent improvement over the A8-3500M.
The preview is comparing the fastest 35W parts - there are higher clocked mobile Llano CPUs but these are 45W parts.
Soldato
It looks alright from the Anandtech review, very interested to see what sort of pricing we see with Trinity notebooks. 
Link to the anand article:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5831/amd-trinity-review-a10-4600m-a-new-hope/1
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5831/amd-trinity-review-a10-4600m-a-new-hope/1
Here is the Toms Hardware review:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/a10-4600m-trinity-piledriver,3202.html
They compare the 35W TDP A10-4600M against the 35W A8-3500M. The highest performing 35W TDP Llano part is the A8-3520M which is clocked 100MHZ higher than the A8-3500M.
It seems the A10-4600M is a decent performance increase over the A8-3500M.
It will be interesting to see if AMD releases 45W TDP parts and how well they will do against the 45W TDP A8-3550MX.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/a10-4600m-trinity-piledriver,3202.html
They compare the 35W TDP A10-4600M against the 35W A8-3500M. The highest performing 35W TDP Llano part is the A8-3520M which is clocked 100MHZ higher than the A8-3500M.
It seems the A10-4600M is a decent performance increase over the A8-3500M.
It will be interesting to see if AMD releases 45W TDP parts and how well they will do against the 45W TDP A8-3550MX.