Thursday, May 2nd 2013

AMD Richland Desktop APUs Pictured, Coming This June

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Desktop variants of AMD "Richland" APUs in the socket FM2 package, will arrive this June. Three of the first models to be released to the market, the A10-6800K, the A10-6700, and the A4-4400, could already be in stock with certain retailers, and were pictured. The A10-6800K (AD680KWOA44HL) features four x86-64 cores based on the "Piledriver" micro-architecture, 4.10 GHz core clock speed, 4.40 GHz maximum Turbo Core frequency, and Radeon HD 8670D graphics, clocked at 844 MHz. It features an unlocked base-clock multiplier.

The A10-6700 (AD6700OKA44HL) features the same graphics core as the A10-6800K, but features 3.70 GHz CPU clock speed, 4.30 GHz maximum Turbo Core frequency, and an upwards locked base-clock multiplier. The A4-4400 (AD4400OKA23HL), on the other hand, is an entry-level dual-core chip with 3.70 GHz core, 3.90 GHz Turbo Core, and Radeon HD 8370D graphics.
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21 Comments on AMD Richland Desktop APUs Pictured, Coming This June

#1
Rowsol
It'll be interesting to see some gaming benchmarks to see where these stand.
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#2
WhiteLotus
RowsolIt'll be interesting to see some gaming benchmarks to see where these stand.
As would I. Especially if I can make an insanely quiet little HTPC for some casual gaming.
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#3
Mathragh
These finally seem to get closer to the high clock speeds they were supposed to run from the beginning. Quite awesome to see a chip running that much over 4GHz factory clocked.
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#4
erocker
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WhiteLotusAs would I. Especially if I can make an insanely quiet little HTPC for some casual gaming.
This is what I want. I hope some decent Mini ITX boards are released along with these chips.
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#5
Fourstaff
erockerThis is what I want. I hope some decent Mini ITX boards are released along with these chips.
Wonder what is taking them so long
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#7
de.das.dude
Pro Indian Modder
not a lot to choose from.
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#8
drdeathx
WhiteLotusAs would I. Especially if I can make an insanely quiet little HTPC for some casual gaming.
I did with a A10-5800K and threw in a 6670. its a nice HTPC.
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#9
Emperor_Piehead
I wonder if the 6800K will crossfire with a better card instead of the 6670 maybe that is why the 7730 might be released
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#11
EpicShweetness
WhiteLotusAs would I. Especially if I can make an insanely quiet little HTPC for some casual gaming.
Casual Gaming, shoot my A8-3850 will play Bioshock Infinite on medium/high. :rockout:
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#12
bear jesus
Good to know there is not long to wait.

I am currently posting this using an A4 5300 as my main computer and HTPC have failed me so i got this to replace my HTPC, although after getting to use this and game on it (source engine games so nothing demanding) i want an A10 5700 for general usage but Richland slightly complicated things.

If the A10-6700 has a 65w TDP then it may be a better choice. i look forward to more information.
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#13
Nihilus
Emperor_PieheadI wonder if the 6800K will crossfire with a better card instead of the 6670 maybe that is why the 7730 might be released
that is what I was thinking as soon as the 7830 news came out. could be a powerful combo for mini itx if they sell it in low profile
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#14
NeoXF
bear jesusGood to know there is not long to wait.

I am currently posting this using an A4 5300 as my main computer and HTPC have failed me so i got this to replace my HTPC, although after getting to use this and game on it (source engine games so nothing demanding) i want an A10 5700 for general usage but Richland slightly complicated things.

If the A10-6700 has a 65w TDP then it may be a better choice. i look forward to more information.
Look here then:

forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2309611

A10-6700 (yes, it's 65W TDP model, like it's predecessor) is anywhere from 15% to 30% faster in GPU synthetics than A10-5800K... so probably even more so than A10-5700.
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#15
Lionheart
Looking good.. more GPU specs pls :eek:
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#17
Absolution
Just hope it can pair up with newer radeons rather than the 6670 series.
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#18
Ravenas
AbsolutionJust hope it can pair up with newer radeons rather than the 6670 series.
The current gen FM2 APUs pair with the current 7 series graphics card... These will do the same in regards to the upcoming 8 series.
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#20
xorbe
Using the same smiley here as on every single video gives you away as the video poster. :-)
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#21
drdeathx
xorbeUsing the same smiley here as on every single video gives you away as the video poster. :-)
So? its great info and a video. Cudos for making it.:slap:
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