Today mainly the internet world is talking all about virtual reality. Oculus yesterday unveiled the first desktop able to put into virtual reality technology company that all powered by Intel processors.
Today was the turn of AMD's where the nearest rival dominantit Intel unveiled the processors that the company will be able to provide satisfactory performance in virtual reality. It is about eight processors amongst whom two were APU (CPU + GPU.) Of course, a large part of the processor on the list are not a surprise addition to the four core models Athlon X4.
AMD has historically received performance deficit versus Intel core processor and the company's focus has always been on the whole performance.
VR-Ready-CPUs1Në reality, we believe that the stock FX-9000 and FX-8000 will not have any problem for the difficult task that will load your virtual reality. Also based on the list below you will notice that each processor involved has a base frequency of at least 3.9 GHz. This perhaps is why do the involvement of FX-8320 which has 3.5 GHz core frequency.
What remains to be seen is the performance of two APU's, A10-7890K and A10-7870K, and two Athlon processors, X4 X4 880K and 870K, where the fourth containing only 4 cores.
However, AMD is emphasizing the need for more powerful graphics processor core than when it comes to virtual reality.
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