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Guru3D.com » News » AMD Samples Fusion Llano Chips, Readies Ontario

AMD Samples Fusion Llano Chips, Readies Ontario

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/19/2010 08:46 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Advanced Micro Devices has been working on its own CPUs with integrated graphics circuits, called APUs (accelerated processing units), as part of its Fusion technology, and plans to release the first line of products based on it by next year. These parts will take on the existing Intel Core chips and the upcoming Sandy Bridge processors, which should come out around the same time.

The Llano APU will be part of the Sabine platform, will be constructed using the 32nm manufacturing process technology and will boast four x86 cores with speeds of over 3.0GHz and power consumption of 2.5W to 25W. High-end dual-core variations will have thermal design powers (TDPs) between 35W and 59W in total, whereas mainstream versions will stay at 30W. Also, like the Thuban six-core chips, the Llano APUs will be able to dynamically scale their clocks and voltages, as allowed by the TDP, when not all cores are being utilized. As for the actual graphics processor, it will be something equivalent to the company's HD 5000 series, which means that the Fusion chips will support DirectX 11.

The other major family of Fusion-based processors is known as Ontario and is based on the bobcat architecture. Also, according to the Sunnyvale, California-based company, they will be single-threaded with out-of-order execution and will consume even as little as under 1W. Ontario processors will supposedly feature 90% the performance of current mainstream solutions and be half as large.







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