US $138.93 price tag
It has been already known that AMD plans to release a couple of new socket FM2 APUs based on a Richland core and in addition to A4-6300 dual-core APU, A8-6500T and A10-6700T low-power quad-core APUs it appears that AMD also plans to release the A10-6790K Black Edition APU that appeared for pre-order at ShopBLT.com.
Unfortunately, the specification list for the A10-6790K is a bit short and so far we only know that is will be clocked at 4.3GHz, which is most likely the maximum Turbo Core clock. It also feature 4MB of L2 cache, has 100W TDP and should feature unlocked multiplier since it is a part of AMD's Black Edition series.
The A10-6790K BE is a slightly "downclocked" version of the A10-6800K and should be a bit cheaper. According to listings at the same shop, it is around US $25 cheaper than the A10-6800K and although it is noted that it should be available on October 16th, take this info with a grain of salt.
Source: CPU-World.com.
Unfortunately, the specification list for the A10-6790K is a bit short and so far we only know that is will be clocked at 4.3GHz, which is most likely the maximum Turbo Core clock. It also feature 4MB of L2 cache, has 100W TDP and should feature unlocked multiplier since it is a part of AMD's Black Edition series.
The A10-6790K BE is a slightly "downclocked" version of the A10-6800K and should be a bit cheaper. According to listings at the same shop, it is around US $25 cheaper than the A10-6800K and although it is noted that it should be available on October 16th, take this info with a grain of salt.
Source: CPU-World.com.
News by Luca Rocchi and Marc Büchel - German Translation by Paul Görnhardt - Italian Translation by Francesco Daghini
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