Heterogeneous computing! SoC AMD processor Temash first test

2015-06-09 14:28:36 source: BOZHI Soft

[PConline evaluation] in the low power consumption and high performance on how to weigh the problem is almost difficult to solve, and Intel and AMD have their own unique thinking mode. In AMD seems, integration is the most effective solution to solve this problem, AMD through three years of research and experience, APU from Brazos, Llano and then through Trinity, this year officially released the first SoC processor - Temash.
Heterogeneous computing! SoC AMD processor Temash first test
The release of the Temash processor also shows that the AMD in the fusion of the road on the firm belief, CPU and GPU fusion makes the processor leakage rate is lower, the unity of the various units, which makes the efficiency higher. APU has fully integrated the CPU and GPU, and with a strong GPU to let the thin notebook also has a strong game performance and parallel computing capabilities, but AMD did not stop there. The birth of APU taken up the banner of heterogeneous computing, and lead the industry toward this direction. With APU, we can also have a strong graphics performance with a long battery life, and the use of parallel computing program greatly accelerate the processing speed.
TEMASH
Amd released the star Temash processor and before our evaluation of the kabini belong to system on chip (SOC), both the 28nm process, Jaguar Jaguar architecture and CPU core, GCN GPU core, a video transcoder, USB3.0 master and so on, but according to the product positioning, frequency rate voltage specification is divided into two series. Temash is for tablet PC and deformation equipment, the highest 9W, the lowest 3.9W. We can see from the power consumption, AMD from 2013 began to force the real force to move the platform, and strive to use in the ultra portable device SoC chip balance power consumption and performance. In addition to today's evaluation of the A6-1450, AMD also has A4-1250 and A4-1200 two Temash processor.