On the first day of July AMD announced a new version of their flagship the “Black” Phenom X4 acoompanied by two energy-efficient versions of the Phenom X4 CPU.
The AMD Black CPU is expected to consume 140W at maxiumum load which is an increase over previous chips like the 9850 while the X4 chips consume just 65W in total under load which would suit those seeking to give support to energy saving.
AMD are reported to release 45nm chip technology later in the year, which puts them slightly behind Intel who released their 45nm chips at the end of 2007.
Expected prices and source to this information can be obtained from Releaselog.
On the first day of July AMD announced a new version of their flagship the “Black” Phenom X4 acoompanied by two energy-efficient versions of the Phenom X4 CPU.
The AMD Black CPU is expected to consume 140W at maxiumum load which is an increase over previous chips like the 9850 while the X4 chips consume just 65W in total under load which would suit those seeking to give support to energy saving.
AMD are reported to release 45nm chip technology later in the year, which puts them slightly behind Intel who released their 45nm chips at the end of 2007.
Expected prices and source to this information can be obtained from Releaselog.
