AMD Llano core

AMD Llano core was introduced in June 2011, when AMD launched "Sabine" mobile platform along with the first seven dual- and quad-core mobile APUs with Llano core. Shortly afterwards, at the beginning of July, the company introduced first desktop "Llano" APUs. The core is based on "Stars" (K10) cores, and is manufactured on 32nm process. New core features:

• Integrated Graphics Processing Unit and Unified Video Decoder.
• Turbo Core (on some models)
• 0.032 micron technology

AMD microprocessors with Llano core can be identified by:

• Part number: part number starts with "AD", "AM", "ED", "EM" or "SD" and ends with "GX" or "HX".
  An example: AD641XWNZ43GX.
• CPU ID: At this time (December 2011), Llano APUs have CPUID 300F10.

The table below contains details on all AMD families with Llano core:

Desktop processors
	A4-Series	A6-Series	A8-Series	Athlon II X2	Athlon II X4	E2-Series	Sempron X2
Manufacturing technology	0.032 micron
Core stepping(s)	B0	B0, LN1-B0		B0
Cores	2	3, 4	4	2	4	2
Frequency (MHz)	2500 - 2800	2100 - 2700	2400 - 3000	2800	2600 - 3000	2400	2500
Fastest processor	A4-3420	A6-3670K	A8-3870K	Athlon II X2 221	Athlon II X4 651 Athlon II X4 651K	E2-Series E2-3200	Sempron X2 198
L2 cache size	1024 KB	3072 KB 4096 KB	4096 KB	1024 KB	4096 KB	1024 KB
L3 cache size	None						None
Thermal Design Power (Watt)	65	65 - 100		65	65 - 100	65
Package	905-pin lidded micro-PGA					905-pin micro-PGA	905-pin lidded micro-PGA
Socket	Socket FM1

Mobile processors
	A4-Series for Notebooks	A6-Series for Notebooks	A8-Series for Notebooks	E2-Series for Notebooks
Manufacturing technology	0.032 micron
Core stepping(s)	LN1-B0
Cores	2	4		2
Frequency (MHz)	1900 - 2200	1400 - 1700	1500 - 2000	1800
Fastest processor	A4-3330MX	A6-3430MX	A8-3550MX	E2-3000M
L2 cache size	1024 KB 2048 KB	4096 KB		1024 KB
L3 cache size	None
Thermal Design Power (Watt)	35 - 45			35
Package	722-pin micro-PGA
Socket	Socket FS1