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Technic3D hat die AMD A8-3850 Llano Desktop APU im Test. Kann mittlerweile auf eine diskrete Grafikkarte verzichtet werden? Mehr dazu im folgenden Review.
AMD's Bulldozer architecture is still a few more months away, but now we at least have new APUs to tinker with in the mean time. And while Brazos APUs were aimed at 'surrogates' like nettops/netbooks, the new Sabine and Lynx platforms are more full-fledged and intended for real PCs: mobile and desktop, respectively.
It has been a while since AMD has revamped their CPU lineup. New Graphics Cards are introduced on a regular basis, though mostly their silicon motherboard processor variants are not. Mostly a brand new breed of CPUs goes hand in hand with the launch of a new CPU socket. And if the end user is really unlucky the RAM and CPU cooler need a swap too. It has been over 18 months since AMD introduced their hexacore Thuban CPU. So it was about time to give an answer to Intels SandyBridge lineup. Or why not even aim for Intels high end socket 1366 Gulftown lineup. With every new CPU release, speculations rule the various forums. How the design is gonna be, performance expectations, die size, TDP,.. you name it and has been dealt with on the tech sites. On the 12th of October AMDs new born CPU core baptized Zambezi, for the desktop PCs and for the servers Interlagos and Valencia will see the daylight. Let's open the press kit.
If you're unsure as to what Bulldozer and the FX range or processors is all about, then we suggest you take a look at our article explaining the ins and outs of it. If you are aware of what Bulldozer and the FX range is all about, we still suggest that you take a look as some vital key information is listed, including something that you may have missed. The article focusses on the complete range of processors in the line-up and clearly goes into detail about the technology that makes it up and what simply makes it tick.
AMDs „Bulldozer“-Architektur ist Neuland für jedermann und es gibt noch viele Fragen zu klären. Wir sehen uns den Turbo, das Feature „CMT“ und den Windows-8-Scheduler genauer an. Dabei wollen wir klären, in wie weit der Turbo effizienter unter Windows 8 funktionieren dürfte, denn dort soll ein optimierter Thread-Scheduler besser mit der AMD-Architektur zusammen arbeiten.
Comme prévu, Intel dévoile aujourd'hui sa nouvelle génération de processeurs haut de gamme : Sandy Bridge-E. Celle-ci vient remplacer ceux de la génération Nehalem, lancés il y a trois ans.
weitere Sandy-Bridge-E-Modelle im Test: Neben dem Core i7-3960X bietet Intel für den Sockel 2011 weitere CPUs an: Der Core i7-3930K ist bereits sporadisch verfügbar, der Core i7-3820 folgt in einigen Wochen. PC Games Hardware testet beide Prozessoren.
Technic3D hat die Intel Core i7-3930k und i7-3820 Prozessoren im Test. Wem das Flaggschiff Core i7-3960X zu teuer ist, liebäugelt vieleicht mit den kleineren Modellversionen. Besser auf mehr Kerne setzen oder doch höhere Taktraten bevorzugen?
Last year Intel’s Sandy Bridge “TOCK” married the graphics processing unit (GPU) and CPU on the same die, making it a first class citizen in the system and introduced a true integrated processor graphics (IPG) solution. With HD audio bit steaming introduced in the previous generation, full hardware acceleration of VC-1, AVC (H.264), MPEG2 as well as 3D Blu-ray (MVC) and reasonable refresh rate accuracy already offered; Ivy Bridge’s 22nm die-shrinking “TICK” could have easily rested only on improved process technology for frequency gains or power efficiency, but instead promises a little bit of raw performance with significant reductions in consumption. Most importantly for the home theater PC (HTPC) enthusiast significant improvements to the GPU are also included - offering greater flexibility in playback software selection as well as improvements to the existing media consumption experience.
Intel sticks to their "tick-tock" CPU development cycle, where the "ticks" represent new CPU architectures and the "tocks" represent process refinement. Sandy Bridge CPUs were the "tick", and the new Ivy Bridge CPUs are the "tock". Fabricated on a 22nm process with Intel's new low-leakage "3D" transistors, Ivy Bridge represents a fabrication breakthrough if nothing else. But how does it compare against the immensely popular and powerful Sandy Bridge CPUs? Benchmark Reviews dives into the fray to let you know.
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