Talk:List of AMD processors with 3D graphics

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Bobcat G-series

I heard a rumor the video capability of the G-series might have less capabilities. If you find any proof, please post a link to it, and correct this article. • Sbmeirow • Talk • 02:30, 20 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Base frequency/Multiplier change

While AMD's processors have traditionally used a 200MHz base clock, and still do for AM3+ socket processors, their fusion processors should have switched to using a 100MHz base clock. Multiple tech review websites have shown the processors to have a 100MHz base clock. I personally own a desktop Llano CPU and at 2600MHz clock it has a multiplier of 26x, not 13x. Hopefully someone can correct this as I am too inexperienced in finding and linking sources.