AMD's Trinity Pictured, May Launch on October 1
Hermitage Akihabara has published the first images of AMD's upcoming desktop Trinity processors for the retail segment.
The publication shows five different models, the dual core A6-5400K (3.6/3.8 GHz), as well as the quad-core models A6-5500 (3.2/3.7 GHz), A6-5600K (3.6/3.9 GHz), A6-5700 (3.4/4.0 GHz) and A6-5800K (3.8/4.2 GHz).
AMD is expected to launch its retail desktop Trinity processors in October. According to Hermitage Akihabara, the official launch date will be October 1.
All desktop Trinity processor integrate AMD's Piledriver CPU core as well as Radeon HD 7000 series graphics. The flagship processor, the A6-5800K with unlocked multiplier, will use a 7660D integrated GPU that uses 384 stream processors clocked at 800 MHz. The entry level 5400K gets a 7540D GPU with 192 processors.
i assume those are typo-errors ....there is no A6-5800K ... 5800K is an A10 part.
you failed to mention how that intel is also like twice the price, dude stop comparing a cadillac to a corolla.
i assume those are typo-errors ....there is no A6-5800K ... 5800K is an A10 part.
A6-5400K
A8-5500
A8-5600K
A10-5700
A10-5800K
fixed
A8-5600/5500
A6-5400
A4-5300
I believe it was all of the old gpus + some of the OEM HD 7xxx series that are not retail. I cannot recall which ones though(the HD series before 7750 which you cannot buy from a normal retailer)
I'm pleased that they decided to settle on a more coherent naming sequence this time round. The A4 will be a 5300 part, and every even x number is an unlocked model, it appears.
you failed to mention how that intel is also like twice the price, dude stop comparing a cadillac to a corolla.
I'll enjoy watching you trying to plop the i5 in a $400-$600 build. You would need a cardboard case, a very cheap motherboard, 1-2 GB of RAM and no dedicated GPU to fit the i5 in.
In short, you'll have a very unbalanced and terrible build if you're on a budget.