AMD has generated the A-Series of accelerated processing units (APU) which includes of two new dual-dore chips depending on the Llano. The chips are AMD A4-3400 and E2-3200. Both equally of them are supported by a 65W TDP. While the most strong chip involving them is surely an A4-3400 which consist of dual processing coresclocking at 2.7GHz. Furthermore, the processor will come from 1MB of Stage 2 cache memory and is also coupled with all the integrated Radeon High definition 6410D graphics core. The graphics core has 160 shader models clocked at 600MHz.

Following, let us review into the E2-2300. It is made up of twin processing cores clocking at 2400MHz. The chip also supports the very similar characteristics from the 1st processor indicating which the E2-3200 is also consists of the 1MB of Stage 2 cache using an integrated DDR3-1600 memory controller. Then the processor is accompanied by a Radeon Hd 6370D on-die GPU consisting of one hundred sixty stream processors. It can be clear that the graphics core below is slower mainly because of the 443MHz clock speed. Unfortunately, the A4-3400 and E2-3200 do not present Turbocompresseur Core that may routinely set the clock speeds depending on the processor effectiveness.

People two chips are scheduled to be launch quickly alongside one another while using line A8-3870 Black Version using an unlocked multiplier. It is just a three.1GHz quad processing cores with 4MB of Stage two cache memory, a Radeon High definition 6550D and an built-in dual-channel DDR3-1866MHz controller.