The appearance of the desktop "Trinity" APUs may be delayed until autumn

The bad news was leaked from the motherboard manufacturers. Contributing to the slippage is that AMD intends to use the manufactured products in laptops for the time being, but there may be other types of problems.

A second-generation A-series APU has already been launched in the form of the AMD A10-4600M, but since then there has been silence and the smell of corpses on this topic. According to Tech Report, this can be traced back to the fact that the release of the desktop "Trinity" APUs has been delayed until autumn - it is interesting that the products have already appeared on AMD's official website. The exact date is not yet known, if the slippage is confirmed, then a release in September or October should be expected.

According to the news, the chips are essentially ready, but the yield is very poor, ie there is a lot of scrap and partially inoperable chips. The former is also supported by the fact that the A10-5800K APU was already visible on the Computex during operation, but in connection with the latter we would note that the Llano APUs also had such problems. There, the headache was caused by the IGPs.

Source: techreport.com