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AMD Trinity desktop APUs priced between $60 and $140?
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Default AMD Trinity desktop APUs priced between $60 and $140? - 09-21-2012, 07:03 | posts: 16,941 | Location: Guru3D testlab

We are closing in on AMD's newTrinity *APUs for desktop,*AMD's Trinity desktop APUs are expected to be released on October 1, 2012. The specifications of these chips have been known for months, and ...

AMD Trinity desktop APUs priced between $60 and $140?
   
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AMD basically need to make all their processors APU's, considering that is basically what Intel have done. Originally it wasn't worthwhile since you most likely have a discrete graphics card rendering the integrated GPU pointless, but now you have Lucid MVP that can make use of the integrated graphics with a discrete card it is something AMD will have to consider, and sooner rather than later.
   
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Hmm that chart has to be wrong in Cores / Threads
A6 should be 2 / 2 = Cores / Threads
A8 and A10 should be 4 / 4 = Cores / Threads
   
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Hmm that chart has to be wrong in Cores / Threads
A6 should be 2 / 2 = Cores / Threads
A8 and A10 should be 4 / 4 = Cores / Threads
Its AMD modules so..

1 Modules = 2 threads
2 Modules = 4 threads
4 Modules = 8 threads
   
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Its AMD modules so..
1 Modules = 2 threads
2 Modules = 4 threads
4 Modules = 8 threads
The meaning to core processor is a single computing component with two or more actual central processing units (called "cores") which make no diff if it one independent cpu or dual or ever quad modules.
1 Modules with 2 CPU Per-Modules = 2 Threads x 2 Modules = 4 CPU with 4 Threads so as I said the A8 and A10 should be 4 / 4 = Cores / Threads
   
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