MSI Leaks the AMD A8-6500T and A10-6700T Richland APUs
Two additional AMD “Richland” APUs, the A8-6500T and A10-6700T, have surfaced on MSI’s CPU compatibility list.
A recent CPU compatibility list from MSI seems to have inadvertently revealed two additional “Richland” APUs, the A8-6500T and A10-6700T, which both feature quad-cores and will presumably have a low TDP as indicated by the “T” suffix.
| Model | A8-6500T | A10-6700T |
|---|---|---|
| Base Clock | 2.1 GHz | 2.5 GHz |
| Boot Clock | TBD | TBD |
| L2 Cache | 4 MB | 4 MB |
| GPU Core Model | Radeon HD 8650D | Radeon HD 8650D |
| GPU Clock | 720 MHz | 720 MHz |
| GPU Stream Processors | 256 | 384 |
As with all formally unannounced products, all the information above should be taken with a grain of salt. It is currently unknown as to whether these new APUs will see a retail release and what the respective price points will be.
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acktionhank Reply11083670 said:They have the "same" gpu (8650D) but have a different amount of sp's?
No they have the same about of sp's.
Both the 6800k and 6700 had 384. But they were both clocked at 844Mhz instead of 720.
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silverblue Misprint. The A8-6500T is supposed to have an 8550D and not the 8650D as printed above.Reply
The 6700T is looking eerily familiar... A10-5750M, anyone? -
acktionhank Reply11083825 said:Misprint. The A8-6500T is supposed to have an 8550D and not the 8650D as printed above.
The 6700T is looking eerily familiar... A10-5750M, anyone?
Didn't even think about that, but you are spot on.
It's simply an 10-5750m with an overclocked GPU. If the price is right it would be great for an ITX system. But i assume this will be the same price as the A10-6800k/6700 as is will be a "premium" product.
So it will either be a 35W part like the A10-5750, or possibly bumped up to 45W to compensate for higher GPU clock and higher CPU Boost.
EDIT: Other sites have it listed as a 45W part.... It's probably OEM only.
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digiex This parts are usually not available to the general market. Only selected OEM builders and selected distributors can get hold of these parts.Reply