Topic: AMD bringing more BANG for your BUCK in June

[MasterChief63]

in 1 month the new AMD A-Series APUs(codemaned Richland) arrive ALL with Radeon HD 8000 series iGPUs along for the ride and for budget gamers this will be a welcome arrival

AMD Richland for Desktops

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/AMD-Richland-Pictured-A10-6800K,22408.html

Three of AMD's upcoming Richland desktop APUs have been pictured, among which are the A10-6800K, A10-6700, and A4-4400. Because they are the first to be photographed, it is likely that these three will be the first to hit the shelves.

The A10-6800K is a quad-core, Piledriver-based APU with a core clock speed of 4.1 GHz and a Turbo core speed of 4.4 GHz. The on-die Radeon HD8670D handles graphics with a clock speed of 844 MHz. The CPU cores feature an unlocked base clock multiplier.

The next chip, the A10-6700, is mostly identical to the A10-6800K, except that it features a core clock speed of 3.7 GHz, a Turbo core speed of 4.3 GHz, and an upwards locked multiplier to prevent overclocking, but not downclocking. It features the same graphics part as the A10-6800K.

The last chip that was pictured is the A4-4400. This chip is an entry level dual-core part with a core clock frequency of 3.7 GHz and a Turbo core speed of 3.9 GHz. The graphics on-die are taken care of by a Radeon HD 8370D part.

Lastly, it also appears that the APUs will be launched in June, although it is unknown when in June they will arrive.

and then comes the LAPTOP A-10 5750 with the Godlike Radeon HD 8970m packed into the new MSI GX70 and GX60 Laptops priced respectively at $1,399 and $1,299 both packing 3 Way Eyefinity wth 3 Displays

[bodieph]

problema sa mga laptop na yan is that MSI (as of yet) does not offer any screen with 120hz. the video card of course supports it, but it will only work on the external monitor. the default screen they use are still 60hz

eto reason kung bakit I chose the asus before when I got a new laptop instead of MSI