The product will be a direct competitor to Intel’s Atom SoC offerings. Labelled as the “G-series”, the new chip specifications are as follows:
- 1 or 2 x86 “Bobcat” CPU cores with 1MB L2 cache, 64-bit Floating Point Unit
- Up to 1.6GHz
- 9W and 18W TDP
- Array of SIMD Engines
- DirectX® 11 capable graphics
- Industry-leading 3D and graphics processing
- 3rd Generation Unified Video Decoder
- Power management features, including C6 and power gating
- DDR3 800-1066 memory with support for 64 bit channel and 2 DIMMs
- Ball Grid Array (BGA) package
- 890mm² physical footprint, including the AMD Fusion I/O Controller Hub
The different variants are shown below:
AMD states that the SoCs will be available immediately. The only downside however, is the 18 watt power-draw for the higher-end offerings.
Now all we need is a few of those in our ATM machines and…
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