AMD's October schedule also reveals the future of Kuma processors
We got smarter about Kuma.
About the first K10-based dual-core (Kuma), the Athlon 6500 ONwe also remembered about it at the end of August, but since then there has been a grave silence surrounding AMD's plans to do so. As for Kuma, there was such a big headache around AMD's house that in June of this year, there were even rumors that delete the project - Jake Whitman, AMD spokesman he denied it the next day the horror news. However, thanks to Expreview, the picture seems to be finally clearing up.
AMD's October schedule features new Kumas: the Athlon X2 2 and 7550 central units, which can be "fitted" into the Socket AM7750+ slot, have a clock speed of 2,5 and 2,7 GHz, respectively, and their integrated memory controller "loves" DDR1066 modules running at 2 MHz. , their consumption is 95 watts. The dual cores expected for the first quarter of next year will compete against the Intel Core 2 Duo E7300 and E7400 processors.
