Read more.Energy efficient mobile APUs featuring Excavator CPU cores.
Read more.Energy efficient mobile APUs featuring Excavator CPU cores.
Interested to see what the desktop plans are and what the performance is like. I have two ultra quiet PCs based on A10-7850K and have been very impressed.
Starting to think that their desktop strategy is to never release anything to replace the current AM3+ chips/platform
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yup you may be right unless Zen pans out to be high end desktop part.
Hoping for FM3, DDR4, PCI-E 3.0, and octo-core APU. They need to catch up on tech, and this seems a good time to do it.
Thought I had read this was the case somewhere else - that AMD was now putting most of its CPU/APU resources into mobile APU's as the company makes more money there and see's having a more profitable future there.
The cost of making and designing high end CPU's vs the profit is not worth it for AMD.
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