AMD R-Series system-on-chips dip to 12 Watts, support DDR4
AMD’s first SoC version of its R-Series family offers a 25 percent faster CPU, 22 percent faster graphics, plus 12W TDPs, DDR4, and fully open Mentor Linux.
AMD’s gradual shift toward system-on-chip designs started with its low-power, embedded G-Series SoCs, and earlier this year extended to its 6th Generation “Carrizo” A-Series SoC desktop family. Now, AMD is migrating its mid-range R-Series processors from an APU (accelerated processing unit) architecture, which requires an external I/O controller hub chip, to a full-on SoC design featuring both an on-chip I/O controller hub and the previously integrated Radeon graphics.
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