Read more.In AMD-controlled conditions, anyway.
Read more.In AMD-controlled conditions, anyway.
I'm pretty impressed, even allowing for the AMD-biased aspect of things.
I run machines now that I consider to be 'good enough' that struggle to play back 1080p alone, never mind anything else concurrent.
Edit: Actually there is one other thing worth mentioning, and it's a hope really, but a potentially big one.
If AMD can find some way to allow the on-board GPU for alot of the calculation work, yet also allow (concurrent) discrete GPU for gaming such as my Radeon 6850, then I might be very taken. I feel that Intel really dropped the ball with the whole on-board 'GPU / Quick Sync / 'H' series chipset / no discrete GPU' requirements, making a complete mess of what could have been very good. AMD have a real opportunity here to become very appealing to a good many people, especially gamers.
Last edited by MSIC; 03-03-2011 at 09:58 AM.
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System as shown, plus: Microsoft Wireless mobile 4000 mouse and Logitech Illuminated keyboard.
Sennheiser RS160 wireless headphones. Creative Gigaworks T40 SII. My wife. My Hexus Trust
Yes, it certainly looks very good, the only downside being that we probably won't see a Laptop with Llano until July... I'm looking to buy a laptop soon and *was* looking at an i3 or i5 based laptop. I might sit tight now and wait, since AMD are bound to be cheaper anyway.
Very good news for laptops and mainstream/budget pcs, which is where the money is at. I think they've hit the nail on the hid by aiming to get a "good experience".
Of course the benefits go out the window when you throw in a discreet card but it will certainly open up casual gaming for laptops.
The CPU seems to run at 1.8GHZ:
http://forums.hexus.net/hexus-hardwa...e-preview.html
"I'm pretty impressed, even allowing for the AMD-biased aspect of things."
Agreed, but what i am really inetersted in is the dual-core SKU sporting what i believe is termed the "beavercreek" GPU.
If this has a 25W TDP then it promises to be an awesome APU for a slimline 12" chassis.
No word on Bulldozer?
Theres something on another website about chipset problems hence delaying it so they can't show it at CeBit - but apparantly the chipset issues is not going to delay launch in June as originally planned.
Take it with a pinch of salt as they may just be speculating about why its not at CeBit.....
What could make this awesome would be a resurrection of hybrid crossfirex, except you don't plug any screens into your discreet graphics card so it's totally powered down when not needed, but available when needed.
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