Global computer chip makers AMD on Thursday launched its next generation of chipsets offering faster processing , Better graphics and perfomance to desktop user , especially those using gaming PC's .
The new range A-series Accelerated Processing Units (APU)- is available at price ranging from Rs 3,000 to Rs 8,000.
""while many say PC's are dying, we believe we are at the dawn of new era in computing . This new generation of APU's provide a combination of processing speed , multiple compute cores and discrete level graphic capablities , making it an excellent platform for games and PC enthusiasts alike" AMD India Managing Director Ravi Swaminathan told reporters.
unlike a traditional processor , APU's are desingned to acclerate one or more types of computations. This may include graphics or similar specilised processing system.
As per an IAMAI report , gamers constitute over 41 percent of the total active internet users in India . Some industry reports suggest the indian gaming sector achived revenues of Rs 1,300 crore last year .
Earlier this year , Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) had partnered UK-based chip maker ARM to build a platform security processor for incorporating ARM's TrueZone security technology into AMD microprocessors.
