An early, and comparitively meaningless benchmark has shown the performance difference between Llano and Trinity.
An early, and comparitively meaningless benchmark has shown the performance difference between Llano and Trinity.
The FM2 platform expected late Q2 to early Q3 2012, will be supporting AMD’s next-generation APU based on ‘Piledriver’ cores code named ‘Trinity’. Offering significant performance improvements over the current A-series APUs in the CPU and GPU department. The A10-5800K as an unlocked multiplier for easy overclocking and has a based speed of 3.8GHz and turbo to 4.2GHz. The APU is paired with the Radeon HD 7660D which is expected to have 384 Radeon cores with a base speed of 800MHz. Here we can take an early look at some performance figures.
In the shown benchmarks, the A8-3850 scores 6223 in 3D Mark 06 while the A10-5800K hits 9396 points showing a significantly improved graphics port over the A8-3850 APU. The Super Pi test seems slight irrelevant though the A10-5800K scores 23.775 over the A8-3850’s 26.039 to 1M.
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