Both are dual core parts operating at the same base frequencies but the C-60 adds Turbo Core on both CPU and GPU sides. The former enables 3D output on enabled displays, while the latter allows a single DisplayPort to output HDMI and DVI signals.įinally, the power-conscious C-60 APU takes the place of the C-50. Both new E-series APUs also gain support for HDMI 1.4a and DisplayPort++. The E-300 replaces the E-240 chip, dropping clock speeds on both CPU and GPU parts but adding a second core, so overall it should make for a positive impact on most applications while maintaining the same 18W TDP.
This will hardly make the APU fast enough to play games at high resolutions, but in our E-350 tests the platform showed some promise considering its affordable nature. The graphics part of the chip receives a more significant upgrade, the new Radeon HD 6320 core increases clock speeds from 492MHz to 508MHz and also incorporates Turbo Core for a potential boost to 600MHz. This revolutionary APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) combines processing power and advanced DirectX 11 graphics in one small, energy-efficient design to enable accelerated performance and an industry-leading visual experience. The new E-450 APU replaces the E-350 we tested earlier this year, boosting its CPU frequency by 50MHz to 1.65 GHz and adding DDR3-1333 support. AMD Dual-Core E-450 APU Support This motherboard supports integrated AMD Dual-Core Processor E-450 with AMD Radeon HD 6320 Graphics. The Bobcat cores are a significant step ahead of Intel's Atom as they're out-of-order 64-bit cores. The new processors include the E-450, E-300, and C-60, which will replace current models on its respective price points and power output specifications.Īs we learned in our review last February, the AMD Fusion platform combines Bobcat cores together with GPU cores to create Accelerated Processing Units (APUs). AMD has introduced three new Fusion APUs belonging to the E-series and C-series.
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