AMD is working on the A10-6800K, a new flagship 'Richland' processor. The quad core chip will have a TDP of 100 watts and will use an FM2 socket. The integrated GPU is based on the Radeon HD 8000 series and supports Direct-x 11.
The 28nm CPU, or APU, as AMD likes to call them, is a k-processor, indicative of an unlocked multipier. Support for AMD's Turbo core technology is also present, but no details are available regarding clock frequencies.
The A10-6800K is expected to make its debut in June. A recommended price has not yet been mentioned.
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