A month ago, AMD updated its list of upcoming desktop products. Now, it has added 2 more processor models to the list

• A10 7890K
• Athlon X4 880K

AMD to launch A10 7890K and Athlon X4 880K soon

Both of the models will be a Godavari line-up. It is also expected that one of the processor will be an integrated graphics core with 512 cores. AMD said the chips A10 7890K and Athlon X4 880K will be available in late March of 2016.

Specifications of AMD A10 7890K and Athlon X4 880K

Specifications of AMD A10 7890K

• It will have a base clock speed of 4.1GHz and Turbo clock speed of 4.3 GHz.
• It will be based on 28nm fabrication process with 4 Steamroller core
• It will have 4 MB L2 cache.
• It will be compatible for FM2+ sockets
• It will be compatible for DDR3 memory of 2133MHz maximum clock speed
• It will feature 512 Radeon cores.
• It will generate a TDP of 95W
• It will feature Wraith cooler model, which is designed to dissipate 125 watts of heat
• It is expected to cost around 165 USD

Specifications of AMD Athlon X4 880K

• It will have a base clock speed of 4 GHz and Turbo clock speed of 4.2 GHz.
• It will be compatible for FM2+ sockets
• It will have 4 MB L2 cache.
• It will be compatible for DDR3 memory of 2133MHz maximum clock speed
• It will generate a TDP of 95W
• It is offered with a new, 125-watt cooling system, which differs from the Wraith models only by the lack of a frame with backlit logo.
• It is expected to cost around 95 USD.

Highlights of AMD A10 7890K and Athlon X4 880K Thermal Solutions

The new thermal solution used in A10 7890K and Athlon X4 880K will offer lower noise, better air flow and improved heat dissipation. AMD thermal coolers range from the 125W flagship Wraith design to the 95W and 65W air coolers. The 65W air cooler will feature Dense aluminium block heat sink and Compact and noise free red fan. The 95W air cooler will feature Large aluminium block with two copper heat pipes, Mirror finished copper base and Compact and noise free red fan

The noise output of Wraith cooler will be 39dB, which is 12 decibel less than its predecessor. The cooler can push up to 55.78 CFM air, which is 34% more than its predecessor. The heat pipes will be made of copper and it will have a surface area of 179,730.10 mm2.