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An Introduction to Carrizo - AMD 6th Gen APU
Posted by: on: 06/03/2015 02:41 AM [
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AMD today launches their Carrizo based Mobile APUs, the new APU architecture makes use of Excavator CPU cores and up-to eight GCN 1.3 based graphics cores.
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shymi
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Posted on: 06/03/2015 07:55 AM
I spy with my little eye, something with the new GCN architecture in it
I'm also curious to see how the new APUs perform.
I spy with my little eye, something with the new GCN architecture in it
I'm also curious to see how the new APUs perform.
Fox2232
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Posted on: 06/03/2015 08:52 AM
AMD already has it in their YT channel. FX-8800p configured to 15W is quite better than intel i5-5200u and similar 15W/14nm chips from intel.
It is decision between playable/not playable for both games and video playback.
And then you have possibility to get additional boost on 35W setting.
I more wonder about them fitting 512SP with 4 CPU cores (or 2 modules if you want) into 15W TDP and performing well. Even at 35W and even if GPU took 25W from that, it is quite nice power consumption per 512SP. (would be 100W with 2048SP)
I spy with my little eye, something with the new GCN architecture in it I'm also curious to see how the new APUs perform.
I'm also curious to see how the new APUs perform.AMD already has it in their YT channel. FX-8800p configured to 15W is quite better than intel i5-5200u and similar 15W/14nm chips from intel.
It is decision between playable/not playable for both games and video playback.
And then you have possibility to get additional boost on 35W setting.
I more wonder about them fitting 512SP with 4 CPU cores (or 2 modules if you want) into 15W TDP and performing well. Even at 35W and even if GPU took 25W from that, it is quite nice power consumption per 512SP. (would be 100W with 2048SP)
vbetts
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Posted on: 06/03/2015 02:00 PM
Well, I've been eyeing a laptop for some gaming here and one of these just may be what I'm looking for.
Well, I've been eyeing a laptop for some gaming here and one of these just may be what I'm looking for.
Dch48
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Posted on: 06/03/2015 09:23 PM
It looks like they absolutely kill the Intel competition for gaming. Of course that would be in a laptop without a dedicated GPU where AMD always has been better.
It looks like they absolutely kill the Intel competition for gaming. Of course that would be in a laptop without a dedicated GPU where AMD always has been better.
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Very much an overshadowed release.
I believe these would be worthwhile for the intended market. It would be interesting to see the benchmarks of these versus the top end Skylake's, however such a comparison would only be beneficial out of interest. On a cost per performance scenario, I still see these as the clear winner especially when you include the platform components such as the motherboard and RAM (Skylake's DDR4 is still pretty expensive for any decent modules).