BREAKING NEWS: AMD A10 APU announced; ATI HD7660D inside
In the 2nd quarter of 2012, we can expect a new round of APU's (CPU and GPU combined) from AMD.
The processors will feature quad cores and some will come as multiplier unlocked.
Most notable will be the A10-5800K which will have an ATI HD7660D video card, 384 streaming cores @800 MHz!
Wonder if the ATI HD7660D will support double precision floating point math?
Get all the details here:
http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2012/2..._Revealed.html
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How does the combination on a single chip impact OC? Do they share the same clock, with perhaps separate multipliers? Can we OC independently? How does that work exactly?
I can't wait to read your reviews on it.Originally Posted by rgathright
In the 2nd quarter of 2012, we can expect a new round of APU's (CPU and GPU combined) from AMD.
The processors will feature quad cores and some will come as multiplier unlocked.
Most notable will be the A10-5800K which will have an ATI HD7660D video card, 384 streaming cores @800 MHz!
Wonder if the ATI HD7660D will support double precision floating point math?
Get all the details here:
http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2012/2..._Revealed.html
As I understand it the CPU cores and the GPU are completely separate save for the shared L2 or L3 cache. So yeah, GPU OC is independent and IIRC is still managed with CCC.
Sweet! Imagine ATI crunching on the CPU + nvidia crunching on the PCIe cards.
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