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Today AMD launches the new Trinity APU lines based on the Piledriver architecture. We have in their latest A10-588K and A8-566K APU's for testing. GPU as well as CPu enhancements await end users with this new product line. The big question on everyones mind is "Does Trinity close the gap and finally provide a compelling argument to the Ivy Bridge CPU. There's no doubt that Intel retains the performance crown but the really compelling argument is in where AMD is headed. The question you should be asking yourself is " What should I be looking for in a processor?"
After looking at the budget friendly A8-5600k, we take a look at its big brother; the A10-5800k.
Today AMD are allowing previews of their latest APU range based around gaming performance. So we have taken the top model, the A10-5800K, combined it with the ASUS F2A85-V Pro and some high spec components before throwing the system at a selection of the latest games. How does the new platform deal with Borderlands 2, F1 2012 and more? Read on to find out.
Can the new A10 series of APUs from AMD match, or even exceed Intels range of low/mid range CPUs? We find out now in a selection of real world gaming, multimedia, overclocking and productivity tests while also taking a look at how the APU can perform with a mid range GPU... and of course there are the standard memory, USB 3.0, SATA and PCIe tests to round things off.
Technic3D hat die AMD A10-5800K APU im Test. Nach dem ausführlichen Grafikcheck, werfen wir einen Blick auf die Architektur und den Prozessor-Part.
In May AMD introduced its latest generation APUs codenamed Trinity for laptops, and on Monday, October 1 the desktop versions will arrive. The full review has to wait until then, following AMD's non-disclosure agreement, but today we are allowed to write about the hardware behind the new CPUs, the model numbers and - most importantly - the gaming benchmarks.
In May AMD introduced its latest generation APUs codenamed Trinity for laptops, and today the desktop versions finally arrive. Last week we were only allowed to write about the hardware behind the new CPUs, the model numbers and the gaming benchmarks. Today, you get the full review, including CPU benchmarks and everything else.
We take a look at the Trinity based A10-5800K and Vishera FX-8350 processors from AMD and see how they do in terms of all important performance.
Ende letzten Jahres haben wir den A8-5500 durch unseren Testparcours gejagt, nun wollen wir mal sehen, wie sich der A10-5700 schlägt. Er hat die gleiche TDP, aber die A10-Klassifizierung sollte sich leistungsmäßig eher in den Bereich des A10-5800K bewegen. Wir sind gespannt auf den direkten Vergleich der Kontrahenten und werden auch noch einmal den Intel Core i3-3225 zum Vergleich heranziehen. Und wie immer heißt es an dieser Stelle: Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
AMD A10 6800K und A10 6700 im Test - neue APUs, alter Kern[/TITLE]
[DESC]Der Artikel zum Erscheinen von "Trinity" fing an mit einem Zitat von AMD: "Deliver the best APU every year!" Damit will man nicht bis zum Ende des Jahres warten und präsentiert am heutigen Tag ein kleines Update für den Sockel FM2. Mit zwei Piledriver-Modulen (vier Integer-Kerne) und 384 VLIW4-Shadern hat sich allerdings an den Eckdaten gegenüber "Trinity" nichts verändert, einzig der Takt wurde bei gleichbleibender TDP angehoben. Das neue Spitzenmodell A10-6800K taktet entsprechend mit 300 beziehungsweise 200 MHz im Turbomodus höher als der direkte Vorgänger A10-5800K.
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