The second wave of bulldozers at the end of the year?

It's hard to say if the bulldozers can be released within the second quarter. However, at least AMD's previous road map has a second wave of updates in the fourth quarter of the year.

The roadmap, which was not known when it was established, showed that the bulldozer FX series processors will release the first four models at the end of the second quarter, including a 125W and three 95W models, namely the FX-8130P and FX-8130. FX-6110, FX-4110.

By the end of the year, they will all usher in their own successors. The thermal design power consumption will remain unchanged, and the frequency will increase slightly, but no one knows the exact figures.

According to the current situation, the bulldozers should wait until the third quarter before they finally debut. The subsequent update of the model may also be delayed until early next year, just like the Ivy Bridge.

The next-generation processor competes with the 8-core bulldozer FX-8100 series against the Sandy Bridge Core i7, the six-core FX-6100, the quad-core FX-4100 series plus the Llano APU's quad-core A8 series, joining the Core i5, dual core The A6/A4 series was used to deal with Core i3, and the entry-level Pentium/Celeron was handed over to the E-2 and E-300 series. This is also true of some of the previously exposed prices.