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Technic3D hat die AMD A10-7850K APU im Test. Mit den Kaveri Prozessoren frischt AMD seine Modelle wieder auf. In wie weit die CPU-Leistung oder die integrierte Grafikeinheit von dem Update profitieren, steht im folgenden Review.
Today we are looking at the low cost, low power AMD APU – called the A4 3400. In terms of the hierarchy of the Llano APUs this particular chip is closer to the bottom of the pile. That said, while it isn’t aimed at an audience who enjoy playing the latest Direct X 11 games at the highest resolution, it caters to a much broader audience and aims to be a jack-of-all-trades in the APU market. At less than £50 inc vat, is this an ideal foundation for a low cost system?
Technic3D hat den AMD A4-3400 Llano Dual-Core Prozessor im Test. Kleinere CPUs reichen oftmals für den durchschnittlichen HTPC im Wohnzimmer aus. Ob das auch für den AMD A4-3400 gilt, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Zum Start der Desktop-Plattform stellten wir euch "Lynx" als Plattform und "Llano" als APU ausführlich vor. Erste Benchmarks des A8-3850 konnten wir euch ebenfalls präsentieren. Heute folgt nun der A6-3650, ebenfalls ein Quad-Core-Prozessor, allerdings mit geringerem Takt. Außerdem etwas abgewertet wurde die integrierte GPU. Wie sich das zweite bisher auf dem Markt verfügbare "Llano"-Modell so schlägt, klären wir im folgenden Artikel.
Last month we brought you our in-depth review on the AMD A8-3850 'Llano' 2.9GHz APU, which is the flagship processor in AMD's new A-Series lineup. Today we will be looking at the more budget friendly AMD A6-3650 2.6GHz APU that costs $20 less at $119.99 shipped. We also spend some time overclocking this processor and managed to get it up to 3.8GHz with an AMD heatsink!
As you might know, AMD has managed to remain the leader in graphic chipsets, but Intel still holds both the mobile and hybrid computing markets. This is where the Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) comes in to play for it is a combination of CPU and GPU all rolled into one. It is AMD’s response to Intel’s SandyBridge and referred to as ‘Llano’. The AMD A6-3650 is the budget-friendly little brother to the AMD A8-3850 we did a review on last month.
Ein Prozessor ist heute nicht mehr nur ein Prozessor, er ist auch eine kleine Grafikeinheit. Doch was leisten die interessanten Komplettpakete für weniger als 90 Euro? Für die Untersuchung haben wir uns AMDs aktuell kleinsten „Llano“ ins Haus geholt, dazu die Konkurrenz von Intel nochmals neu betrachtet und in der Mischung aus Grafik- und Prozessortest genau analysiert.
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.
Oftentimes we will get people asking us about building a gaming PC on a budget, with the ability to upgrade in the future. Well today we will be bringing you our AMD A8 7650K review, which is priced aggressively and certainly packs a punch.
This APU can be used in a variety of ways, like a low budget gaming PC with room for upgrades, a HTPC, heck even cheap work stations aren’t out of the realm of possibility, but before we make any bold claims lets take a look at its performance.
The other day when we saw the A-Series APU launch from AMD we had in depth look at the A8-3850 APU while also covering the new chipset associated with it. If you haven't already looked at it, I recommend you do head on over and check out our launch Llano coverage.
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