AMD Thuban Processors Named

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AMD has been struggling the past few years, releasing nothing new or innovative for quite a while. All that will hopefully change in 2011 with the release of Bulldozer. Until then though, AMD will have to hold out with 4 new processors based on the Thuban chip. The TDP of these chips ranges from 95-125W, depending what version you get. Three of these processors will be native Hex-Cores, while one of them will be a Quad-Core with two cores disabled. We're not solid on the frequencies of what they will run at, but they will be named as Phenom II X6 1035T, 1055T and 1075T and the Phenom II X4 960T. Unfortunately no other details are available yet, but hopefully will be closer to release.

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jae on January 31, 2010 02:36PM "Three of these processors will be native Hex-Cores, while one of them will be a Quad-Core with two cores disabled." Correction: ...while one of them will be a Hex-Core with two cores disabled. reply to this

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