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http://www.nordichardware.com/news/...k-premieres-in-shanghai-with-amd-trinity.html
IMHO CPU performance is a bit underwhelming. Instead of roughly Llanos performance at half the TDP we get up to 30% worse performance in 70% of the TDP (almost the same performance per watt).
Unfortunately, they didn't do graphics benchmarks, as 497 Mhz for base clock at 25W looks a lot more promising.
As for some reason HP displayed these APUs instead of rumored more powerful 35/17w brethren I'm cautiously becoming pessimistic about Trinity's outlook. As in the worst case scenario these actually will be the chips shipping to most notebooks while the upper end ones will be Press Editions
I hope i'm wrong though ...
AMD A-10-4655M APU which has 4 Piledriver cores working at 2,0 GHz, with a turbo frequency which probably is at 2,3 GHz. The graphics circuits is a integrated Radeon HD 7620G that comes with 384 Radeon cores and looks to have a clock frequency at 497 MHz. The AMD A10-4655M gets a TDP value of 25W
IMHO CPU performance is a bit underwhelming. Instead of roughly Llanos performance at half the TDP we get up to 30% worse performance in 70% of the TDP (almost the same performance per watt).
Unfortunately, they didn't do graphics benchmarks, as 497 Mhz for base clock at 25W looks a lot more promising.
As for some reason HP displayed these APUs instead of rumored more powerful 35/17w brethren I'm cautiously becoming pessimistic about Trinity's outlook. As in the worst case scenario these actually will be the chips shipping to most notebooks while the upper end ones will be Press Editions
I hope i'm wrong though ...