Monday, October 1, 2012
ASRock Motherboard for AMD Will Release Trinity
CALIFORNIA - ASRock, hardware device manufacturers will launch the motherboard to support AMD Trinity processor performance. Taiwan-based company that created the series FM2A85X Extreme6 motherboard.
Reported by Softpedia on Monday (01/10/2012), the product is claimed to be new motherboard comes with high quality components and excellent features such as Lucid Virtu MVP. In addition, the master board also provides three PCI-Express x16 slot that can work in x8 mode + x8 + x4.
Asrock motherboards also support 3-way CrossFire capability and reportedly will comes with two PCI-Express x1 slot and one PCI slot 32-bit classics. Not to forget the USB 3.0 port is also pinned and seven SATA 3 ports and one eSATA port on the back panel I / O.
That said, the hardware is suitable for overclocking enthusiasts, as it comes also with a POST indicator LED. In addition, this motherboard appears to support DDR3 2600 + frequency, Power, Reset, Clear CMOS button, and automatic overclocking technology X-Boost.
Overview of AMD Trinity, XbitLabs website explains that the latest technology from AMD is able to run for mainstream devices such as notebooks and desktop PCs. Trinity is a second generation accelerated processing unit (APU), which displays up to twice the performance-per-watt, which is beyond the A-Series APU today.
Processor type of hybrid was performed with DirectX 11 capabilities, a second-generation graphics core AMD Radeon HD 7000 series and two to four Piledriver microarchitecture-based processor core (a continuation of the AMD Bulldozer). Trinity manufactured with 32 nanometer technology.
Piledriver microarchitecture promises performance improvements of approximately 10 per cent rather than Bulldozer. This year, AMD introduced the Trinity will be the mainstay technology for next-generation ultra-thin notebooks.
In the desktop PC segment, Trinity processors will be part of the platform Socket FM2 known as Virgo.
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