AMD launches FirePro integrated CPU's

AMD FirePro now offers high-end graphics, and fast computing with their latest launch of FirePro integrated CPU's. Their newly released AMD FirePro A300 series are targeted to design professionals inclined to engineering and media applications.

According to Matt Skyner, the newest APU's will offer their consumers, specifically, design professionals, a higher level of design and application experience through the high-level graphics and computing capabilities of the said microprocessors. He also added that it will be energy efficient, and more stable than any other microprocessors which have graphics capabilties.


The AMD FirePro integrated CPU's are designed for computer-aided design and M&E workload applications. It also boasts features such as the AMD's Eyeinfinity for multiple-monitor view, and Turbo Core which controls the GPU and CPU scale based on demand.

The consumers, itself, are expected to experience display resolutions of up to 10,240-by-1,600 pixels, quad-core computing at speeds of 4GHz, and graphic cores of a total of 384 graphic cores.

These FirePro chips will surely bring a newer platform especially to those design professionals.

AMD Dual - Radeon HD 7990 comes out this July

With the release of the GTX 690, pure GPU performance is totally ruled by this Nvidia powerhouse; however, its going to get some performance battle with the upcoming release of AMD's dual gpu, Radeon HD 7990. AMD Dual - Radeon HD 7990 is rumored to be released this month of July.

The Radeon HD 7990 will be competing Nvidia's GTX 690 through pure performance and price. It will feature two Tahiti XT Videocards and memory of up to 6GB to 12GB (in special editions) GDDR5. Well, Radeon HD 7990 is obviously higher in bandwith compared to Nvidia's GTX 690. It also beats Nvidia through its new technology, Turbo mode. However, we will be finally be able to distinguish the difference once we are able to get a hold of Radeon HD 7990.


The Radeon HD 7990 will surely bring extreme power and performance to every desktop PC's out there. Let us all keep tuned for more news about AMD's new dual gpu.