AMD Fusion APU Llano in a Multi-Tasking Technology Demonstration

AMD's Fusion APU code-named Llano handles high definition graphics and video with ease and excellent power efficiency. In this demonstration, The Llano APU goes head-to-head in visually intense workloads against a system based on Intel Core i7-2630QM based on the Sandy Bridge architecture. CPU -

Configurations Employed In Video Demo
APU - AMD Accelerated Quad-Core Processor Engineering Sample
Chipset - AMD Fusion Controller Hub Engineering Sample
Video Driver - 8.830.0.0
Screen Size - 14 inch Diagonal
Screen Resolution - 1366 X 768
Memory - 4 Gb 1333 DDR3Ram
Hard Drive - C300 128Gb SSD
OS - Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

CPU - Intel® Core™ i7-2630QM 2.0Ghz
Graphics - Intel® HD 3000 Graphics
Chipset - Intel® 6 Series/C200 series chipset family
Video Driver - 8.15.10.2279
Screen Size - 14 inch Diagonal
Screen Resolution - 1366 X 768
Memory - 4 Gb 1333 DDR3Ram
Hard Drive - C300 128Gb SSD
OS - Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• APU
• AMD
• Llano
• Demonstration

[DieDistroLupe]

To be honest, I don't watch HD videos, play 3d games, and work in excel at the same time!

[KCpunK666]

@BenjiDissidia lol, there is another video if you search amd apu, That shows this exact test, in person on two laptops... what made you think this was a desktop processor?

[AleXy86]

@DieDistroLupe To be honest, I do.

[RJSayles85]

Now do it on desktops with dedicated graphics cards. ;)

[fiereke]

Yeah fair comparison: High-end video card in the AMD system, Budget on-board video chip in the Intel system...

[Inkwaboom]

Does the apu graphics work together with the graphics card?

[ThePokeOS]

Watch when intel ivy bridge CPUs and the gtx 600 series come out

[dra6o0n]

@AlexRaduGorcea Intel HD 3000.

Seriously.

Even the old Geforce card beats the crap out of the Intel HDs.

[AlexRaduGorcea]

What kind of video card does the Intel have? Because if it has a GeForce 3, that would explain the framedrop.

[halkunner]

If you want to place a system with such a processor in your living room to watch HD movies and play one year-old games in medium quality, it's all OK. But if you are a hardcore gamer or you're into 3d/4d modelling, than you know that the way to go is dedicated video card(s) (and those from Nvidia, with physics, and all the shebang, maybe throw in a Quadro ;).

[Epickmon]

@lamiac2411 Thats not what im trying to say. Im trying to say is you won't notice a difference from 40 and 60 fps with the naked eye. Only with your fps counter on the corner.