AMD FX-6100 to be clocked at 3.8GHz

Posted on Wednesday, December 14 2011 @ 22:19 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

Turkish tech site Donanim Haber received leaked slides that reveal AMD is getting ready to launch the FX-6200, a new six-core chip with a 3.8GHz clockspeed and 4.10GHz Turbo.

It features six cores, 6 MB total L2 cache, and 8 MB total L3 cache. Its TDP is rated at 125W. In a presentation to retailers sourced by DonanimHaber, AMD pitched the FX-6200 to have about 10% higher performance at Mainconcept HD to Flash conversion, than the FX-6100 (3.30 GHz nominal, 3.90 GHz max. turbo).

Via: TPU

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Re: AMD FX-6100 to be clocked at 3.8GHz
by rickstr on Friday, April 20 2012 @ 11:08 CEST

If there are free to increase the multiplier, the user can easily deduce FX 6100 to the nominal operating frequency level of the processor FX-6200

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