Actually in real world usage, a 2GHz and 3GHz processor would have very little impact on how fast you actually perceive the system being.

Now only waiting for Asus to come out with one of their own.

If you go below the system's minimum requirement then you're asking for trouble lor...

Anyways, multi GPU configs are always tricky. Just 1 iffy driver can cripple the whole graphic subsystem.

Multi GPU here is for its Asynchronous Crossfire. On chip GPU + discrete GPU. If they work together properly, its performance is unbelievable for the price.

I know someone would do that sooner or later.

An APU is short for Accelerated Processing Unit. Basically you have your processor, memory controller and graphics processor on the same chip.

More power efficiency, smaller chip size, less heat produced basically.

Which probably means the 14" model would looks like a 4750G.

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Added on July 9, 2011, 12:36 pmI can only imagine the power on those things.

Nono, Trinity is the next gen AMD CPU. What you have is Eyefinity.

This post has been edited by AlexLai: Jul 9 2011, 12:36 PM

Yeah. Amazingly competitive proposition by AMD isn't it? Pity it's not the A8 APU in use.

Wait for the Asus version to come out first, I might sell off my A42JV for it.

The resell value for mine is still quite okay. I can get back about RM1700 for it I guess. What a pity this isn't one of the most powerful 14" anymore.

Ivy Bridge still won't be able to beat Llano in terms of graphics I predict. And that isn't SLI, SLI only works with 2 of the same Nvidia GPUs.


"iinm" = "if I'm not mistaken"

22nm and 32nm are just die sizes. The smaller it is, the more efficient it becomes. Well that's the theory.

Yeah, RM1700 is a good price. I think the price ceiling would be around RM1800-1900 only for my model. If I decide to sell it, I hope you guys come sarpork the thread

Asus A43TA

AMD A6-3400M
AMD HD6550
2GB DDR3
500GB HDD

Pricing - RM1849.

http://my.asus.com/Static_WebPage/Product_Guide/

In conclusion, not worth it yet. Can't match the Acer in terms of performance yet.

Asus MY slowpoke as ever.

Now that's an interesting proposition.


AMD is aiming to conquer the mid-range market.

For Llano a6, it's 4 physical cores.

Yeah that's a good idea. I used to do that.

Then I realized I couldn't chase tech.

Review for HP DV6-6110eg with the A6-3410MX

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-HP-Pav...ok.57360.0.html

And oh dear me, gaming performance is not as good as I hoped it would be.

Yeah, the most promising hardware isn't safe from badly implemented software.

Hopefully, it'll be around during PC Expo.

More like the K43U's color and keyboard actually.

Lai lai, faster become guinea pig.

There is no 6620G2.

That's why I say, it's more like K43U.