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AMD Kaveri APU Launch Details: Desktop, January 14th

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"Kicking off today is AMD’s annual developer conference, which now goes by the name APU13. There will be several APU/CPU related announcements coming out of the show this week, but we’ll start with what’s likely to be the most interesting for our regular readers: the launch date for AMD’s Kaveri APU."

 

"First and foremost, AMD has confirmed that Kaveri will be shipping in Q4’13, with a launch/availability date of January 14th, 2014. For those of you keeping track of your calendars, this is the week after CES 2014, with AMD promising further details on the Kaveri launch for CES."

 

"Second of all, we have confirmation on what the highest shipping APU configuration will be. Kaveri will have up to 4 CPU core (2 modules), which will be based on AMD’s latest revision of their desktop CPU architecture, Steamroller. Meanwhile the GPU will be composed of 8 GCN 1.1 CUs, which would put the SP count at 512 SPs (this would be equivalent to today's desktop Radeon HD 7750). Furthermore AMD is throwing around a floating point performance number – 856 GFLOPS – which thanks to some details found in AMD's footnotes by PCWorld gives us specific clockspeeds and even a product name. A10-7850K CPU clockspeed 3.7GHz, GPU clockspeed 720MHz."

 

 

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I need a Steamroller FX CPU! I need to know they're alive! :(

AMD seems to be done in that segment.

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I need a Steamroller FX CPU! I need to know they're alive! :(

Tomorrow*

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*hopefully

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Oh, now this is exciting. Hopefully this will be more climatic than Intel's Haswell launch.

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cant wait to see benchmarks!

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So, maybe I should hold out and go Kaveri after all. Seems good. Hopefully there will be a six-core.

 

And BTW, this would be a Steam Machine experimentation rig.

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coolness, a decent quad core and a 7750 all on one chip. Not bad AMD not bad.

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"Second of all, we have confirmation on what the highest shipping APU configuration will be. Kaveri will have up to 4 CPU core (2 modules), which will be based on AMD’s latest revision of their desktop CPU architecture, Steamroller. "

 

 

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So, maybe I should hold out and go Kaveri after all. Seems good. Hopefully there will be a six-core.

 

And BTW, this would be a Steam Machine experimentation rig.

Looks like there will only be 4 cores. I guess there keeping there custom 8 core APU for Sony and Microsoft. I also don't think you would need more then 4 cores with the HSA. Hopefully more programmers will use HSA.

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Looks like there will only be 4 cores. I guess there keeping there custom 8 core APU for Sony and Microsoft. I also don't think you would need more then 4 cores with the HSA. Hopefully more programmers will use HSA.

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Well, I do have that Z77 board lying around. BTW, I liked the tour you did of FrozenCPU.

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@digitalnav I guess this is the reason you teased me on that other thread. You guys gonna do some awesome builds with the new APU's?

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Noooooooooo!

 

Well, I do have that Z77 board lying around. donate for folding rig? :P

AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!

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@digitalnav I guess this is the reason you teased me on that other thread. You guys gonna do some awesome builds with the new APU's?

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Just read that the A10-7850K was shown playing BF4 at medium settings 1080p with a framerate varying from 28 to 40, that's pretty impressive, it'll make for a great budget gaming system or a small LAN party PC http://hothardware.com/News/AMD-Announces-New-Tools-Development-Capabilities-at-APU13-Confirms-Kaveri-is-A-512Core-Part/

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THIS IS APPROACHING THE TERRAFLOP BOUNDRY!! THAT IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE! That means it's just below a fifth of the performance of an R9 290X in compute - it literally is getting close to graphics card level compute performance :D

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AMD Radeon HD 7750 = 819 GFLOPS

AMD A10-7850K  =  856 GFLOPS

AMD A10-6800K = 779 GFLOPS

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This will be a very interesting option for the budget/casual gamers out there and for LAN and media rigs. 

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HSA isnt out there enough to warrant APU only in my opinion.. steamroller FX with the rumored performance improvements would put the next FX CPU above intels mainstream interms of performance. hopefully they do 1 more octocore before they move to APU only with mayby hexacore APU's

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This is really impressive. I would like to see some really small psu and mobo without pcie to make a really tiny pc.

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Noooooooooo!

 

Well, I do have that Z77 board lying around. donate for folding rig? :P

 

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Mmmmm, so brown. Also, it is missing a SATA port. I will probably get an i5 2500K and throw it on there.

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FX isn't dead. if anything they are going to merge the APU/FX lineup into one. 8 Core Steamrollers with a beefy GPU and HUSA (or HSA or whatever it is). That will solve the floating point performance issues of current FX chips

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FX isn't dead. if anything they are going to merge the APU/FX lineup into one. 8 Core Steamrollers with a beefy GPU and HUSA (or HSA or whatever it is). That will solve the floating point performance issues of current FX chips

They already said there isn't enough die space of temperature control to do this.  They are trying for a 6 core triple module with a stronger graphics core but that's a long ways away.

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Just read that the A10-7850K was shown playing BF4 at medium settings 1080p with a framerate varying from 28 to 40, that's pretty impressive, it'll make for a great budget gaming system or a small LAN party PC http://hothardware.com/News/AMD-Announces-New-Tools-Development-Capabilities-at-APU13-Confirms-Kaveri-is-A-512Core-Part/

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