What about the performance of these new APU?
Apparently, it seems that the strategy of the chipmaker remains and will seek a balance between performance and price, offering more for less. Also interesting is the fact that no socket is changed so that those who may tell a MoBo FM2 +, will be able to improve your performance by acquiring one of these new APU. Faster graphics and AMD Quick Stream Pro (technology that improves and even eliminates the delay in VoIP applications) will stop improvements that bring us. Those who are looking for a laptop with high battery life, must know that the architecture of the A Series has been optimized in order to extend the life of it.
But, as you will see below, of the four models that have been presented highlights AMD PRO A12, with four cores at a frequency 3.40 GHz and Radeon R7 with 512 Stream Processors operating at a frequency of 800 MHz. Note that it supports AMD TrustZone (works on the hardware so that applications do about Secure Processor), HEVC codec decoding for streaming HD and 4K with Systems Architecture 1.0 and AMD Secure Processor.
Another of its main features are system on chip architecture which provides improvements in both graphical applications such as multimedia, in addition, the first processor with Heterogeneous System Architecture which achieves greater acceleration in the use of programming GPU which is a higher performance with lower power consumption.
