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AMD Trinity to feature Radeon HD 7000 Graphics
AMD first demonstrated next-gen Trinity APUs at Fusion Developer Summit in June this year, also revealing Trinity will feature a GPU part based on the VLIW-4 architecture currently only used in Radeon HD 6900 series. Fudzilla have now leaked a Globalfoundries slide which mentions the GPU part of Trinity will be branded as part of the Radeon HD 7000 family.
AMD first demonstrated next-gen Trinity APUs at Fusion Developer Summit in June this year, also revealing Trinity will feature a GPU part based on the VLIW-4 architecture currently only used in Radeon HD 6900 series. Fudzilla have now leaked a Globalfoundries slide which mentions the GPU part of Trinity will be branded as part of the Radeon HD 7000 family.
The slide mentions upcoming Orochi die, set to release as Zambezi or FX-Series on the desktop and Valencia (Opteron 4200) and Interlagos (Opteron 6200) on servers. AMD's next-gen Fusion APU, Trinity, is set to feature next-gen Piledriver architecture cores, as revealed in recent roadmaps. As mentioned before, the GPU part will be part of the Radeon HD 7000 family, and is rumoured to feature the VLIW-4 architecture. The overall improvement in theoretical GFlops will be 50% over Llano. Of course, while this may not indicate a 50% increase in real-world performance, Trinity is set to be a major step forward for the Fusion initiative. Trinity is expected to release in the first half of 2012.
In addition, Fudzilla also reports that the next-gen 28nm parts will now also be branded under the Radeon HD 7000 moniker, as expected.
Source: Fudzilla
