What Is Series 11?

AMD's A-Series series of accelerated processors introduced in 2011. It is manufactured using GlobalFoundries 32nm process, Socket FM1 package interface, supports dual-channel DDR3 memory controller, the highest frequency is 1866MHz, the x86 core code is Husky, the architecture is derived from K10 Phenom II, each core 1MB secondary cache, and integrated DX11 GPU Graphics core. APU (Accelerated Processing Units) is a product that combines the functions of CPU (Central Processing Unit) and GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). It fuses two of the most important processors on a computer, which can complement each other and give play to Maximum performance. The characteristics of APU are to bring better cost performance to users, excellent 1080P HD video playback experience and more innovative small size design.