AMD launched the desktop APU (codenamed Llano) back in June 2011. While the APU, which is virtually a CPU with integrated GPU, features much more powerful integrated graphics (the HD 6550D) than Intel Sandy Bridge’s HD 3000 counterpart, it is unfortunately not fast enough compare to the similar priced Phenom II processors. Making the matter worse, that the APU lacks the overclocking potential that is found on the black edition Phenom processors due to the locked multiplier.



Link: Bjorn3D