December 2009 AMD launched phantom-ii based on k10 architecture, The Phenom-II resolved many issues that the original Phenom had and had good overclocking potential. It had a clock speed of 2.4GHz-3.7GHz powered by a 64-bit six-core processor consist of 758 million transistors with 45nm fabrication. In 2009, AMD broke the world record for the fastest quad-core processor by hitting a speed of 6.93 GHz. It had a clock speed of 2.4GHz-3.7GHz powered by a 64-bit six-core processor consist of 758 million transistors with 45nm fabrication.ĭecember 2009 AMD launched Phenom II X4 based on k10 architecture, The Phenom-II resolved many issues that the original Phenom had and had good overclocking potential. Despite being labeled third generation, this will likely remain a 45nm part-AMD has yet to publicize very many details of its 32nm transition, but the company isn't expected to move to 32nm until 2010 at the earliest.Phenom II X4, December 2009 AMD launched phantom-ii based on k10 architecture, The Phenom-II resolved many issues that the original Phenom had and had good overclocking potential. Instead, AMD will use what it refers to as a "third-generation Stars processor." K10/Phenom was a first-generation Stars chip, 45nm Shanghai is presumably the second, but it seems likely that this unknown third-generation part will be a dual-core Shanghai flavor, probably with additional power management features. Originally, the CPU side of the equation was to be handled by the new AMD Bulldozer core, but that initiative has since been scrapped. This may not be of immediate importance, given that Shrike is a laptop platform, but could prove extremely attractive to OEM's building desktops around the new Fusion processors.Īs you can see from the diagram below, AMD intends to build the first Fusion products around dual-core processors. PCIe support is also included, to allow for the use of discrete graphics cards. Shrike will be the first AMD " Fusion" product, and will incorporate the CPU, memory controller, and GPU into a single die.
Now, it's on to Shrike, the next-generation of AMD mobile technology, set to debut in 2009. Earlier this month, AMD took time to highlight the new capabilities and technologies within its new Puma platform. AMD may not have a shipping product in the emerging MID/netbook market, but the company is taking pains to talk up its own notebook platforms and strategies.
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