AMD Fusion processors
AMD Fusion
— the entire Fusion processor family was originally designed as an integrated graphics device, combining a central processing unit and a graphics card on a single chip; such chips are called APU — Accelerated Processing Unit, and their graphics performance is often comparable to inexpensive discrete graphics cards. Modern Fusion processors are marked with the letter A and an even number — from A4 to A12; the higher the number, the more advanced the series is.| clear | Save List |