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by Parm Mann
on 28 June 2013, 10:00
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Knowing that the A10-5700 'Trinity' and A10-6700 'Richland' parts are based on the same underlying architecture, it's no surprise to see practically identical memory-read bandwidth.
Write speed, too, is just where we expect it to be. The AIDA benchmark reaffirms the fact that Intel parts are well ahead in terms of memory performance.
Yep, there's nothing between the Trinity and Richland generations as far as memory performance is concerned.
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