Biostar has his line-up of motherboards for AMD’s Llano-apus announced. The company has three motherboards with the A75 chipset are shown, two of the matx format, and the third in the atx format was cast.
The three motherboards from Biostar for the Llano-apus, either the Fusion processors from AMD, all three of the A75 chipset. The chipsets deliver not only sata-600 interfaces, but also support usb 3.0 ports. The FM1 socket motherboards are not backwards compatible with the current generation of Athlon and Phenom II processors, however, can ddr3-geheugenrepen be used.
The atx-motherboard, TA75A+, is equipped with two pci express x16 slots, two pci-express x1 slots and two pci slots. Four memory slots, six sata-600 connectors and four usb 3.0 ports are available too, as well as dvi, vga, and hdmi ports. The smaller matx boards, the TA75M and TA75M+ are also two pci-express x16 slots, but only have one pci-express x1 and pci slot. About prices and availability did Biostar still no ruling.
With the introduction of the three motherboards for the Fusion chips runs Biostar slightly getting ahead of things. AMD would be the so-called Lynx platform in late June or early July to introduce. That platform consists of apus codenamed Llano. The apu’s are, except from two to four cores, with a gpu core. The cpu cores are Husky cores with the K10 architecture, while the Evergreen gpu’s with 150 to 400 streamprocessors the performance of an entry-level video card must match.