Socket AM1

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Socket AM1
introduction April 2014
design type PGA - ZIF
contacts 722

The base AM1 , previously FS1b called, is a processor socket of the company AMD . It was introduced in April 2014.

The platform is designed for desktop computers with inexpensive, economical APUs that are sufficient for office applications, multimedia and simple games.

APUs for socket AM1

Model
number		 CPU
cores		 Tact L2 cache Multi 1 GPU model GPU
configuration		 GPU clock
(max.Turbo)		 Storage
controller		 TDP Turbo
Core		 Market launch
ALUs Shader
units		 TMUs ROPs
Athlon 5370 4th 2.20 GHz 4 × 512 kB 22.0 HD 8400 128 8 × Vec16-SIMD 8th 4th 600 MHz DDR3 (L) -1600 25 W No 02/02/2016
Athlon 5350 4th 2.05 GHz 4 × 512 kB 20.5 HD 8400 128 8 × Vec16-SIMD 8th 4th 600 MHz DDR3 (L) -1600 25 W No 04/09/2014
Athlon 5150 4th 1.60 GHz 4 × 512 kB 16 HD 8400 128 8 × Vec16-SIMD 8th 4th 600 MHz DDR3 (L) -1600 25 W No 04/09/2014
Sempron 3850 4th 1.30 GHz 4 × 512 kB 13 HD 8280 128 8 × Vec16-SIMD 8th 4th 450 MHz DDR3 (L) -1600 25 W No 04/09/2014
Sempron 2650 2 1.45 GHz 2 × 512 kB 14.5 HD 8240 128 8 × Vec16-SIMD 8th 4th 400 MHz DDR3 (L) -1333 25 W No 04/09/2014
1 The clock frequency of the processors is generated from the system clock of 100 MHz and the clock multiplier

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Matthias Wellendorf, David Civera: AMD Kabini: Socket FS1b becomes AM1. Toms Hardware, Jan. 21, 2014.
  2. ↑ AMD Announces New AM1 Platform . AMD. Retrieved November 12, 2014.