AMD Plays Peek-a-Boo with the FX-6200 Black Edition Processor
According to New Technik, AMD has revealed (and removed from) its official website the official specifications of the FX-6200 Black Edition processor, a new high-end desktop hexa-core processor with a clockspeed of 3.8 GHz and boost speeds of up to 4.1GHz.
According to New Technik, AMD has revealed (and removed) the official specifications of the FX-6200 Black Edition processor, a new high-end desktop hexa-core processor with a clockspeed of 3.8GHz as well as boost speeds of up to 4.1GHz. Many astute observers had taken screenshots of its specifications before its removal.
(Source: CPU World)
This new processor boasts higher clockspeed and boost speed than its predecessor, the FX-6100.The TDP of the FX-6200 has been increased to 125W due to its higher performance levels. It belongs to the FX Bulldozer family and it fits socket AM3+ motherboards. According to CPU support list of Gigabyte's GA-990XA-UD3 motherboard, the microprocessor still comes with B2 core stepping; therefore, it is unlikely that there are any major internal core enhancements to the new processor. Its suggested retail price is US$175 which is US$10 more expensive than the FX-6100.
Source: CPU World, New Technik, Gigabyte
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