AMD Bulldozer processor families
Bulldozer group of processor families was launched in October 2011.
The first Bulldozer-based products were high-performance FX-Series
desktop microprocessors, that were followed by Opteron 4200 and 6200
server CPUs in November 2011. Mid-class desktop and mobile Bulldozer
parts, marketed as APUs, were released in 2012. These processors had
on-chip GPU, and featured enhanced Bulldozer microarchitecture,
dubbed Piledriver. As of March 2013, Bulldozer line includes models
having from 2 to 16 CPU cores, and operating at frequencies as high
as 4.2 GHz.
Author: gshv
Picture of: AMD A4-Series A4-5300 - AD5300OKA23HJ / AD5300OKHJBOX
A4-Series is a family of entry-level microprocessors with integrated
graphics. These processors, marketed by AMD as Accelerated Processing
Units (APUs), were launched in August 2011. Originally built on K10
"Star" microarchitecture, they were transitioned to Piledriver
architecture in October 2012 along with A6- and A8-Series products. At
October's launch, the A4 family consisted of one retail SKU, and one
Business-class SKU, which is shipped only in OEM systems.
Both parts have two CPU cores with shared 1 MB level 2 cache, and
support AES, SIMD Streaming Extensions up to SSE4 and AVX. Standard
features of A4s are virtualization with nested pages, and Turbo Core
technology. The APUs work in socket FM2 motherboards.
Author: gshv
Picture of: AMD A6-Series A6-5400K - AD540KOKA23HJ / AD540KOKHJBOX
AMD A6-Series is a family of budget processors, that offers higher CPU
and GPU performance at slightly higher prices than A4 products. The
first A6 parts, introduced in 2011, used K10 "Star" CPU cores. More
recent A6-5400 series chips, released in October 2012, were built on
newer Piledriver CPU cores. At this time (March 2013), the family
includes consumer-class APUs with unlocked clock multiplier, and
business-class APUs. The A6s have the same features as
A4-Series with a few notable exceptions. To boost performance, AMD
clocked the CPU and the graphics unit a bit higher. They also
increased the number of Radeon cores from 128 to 192. Like A4 parts,
A6-Series APUs use socket FM2.
Author: gshv
Picture of: AMD FX-Series FX-4100 - FD4100WMW4KGU / FD4100WMGUSBX
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