One of AMD’s latest efforts in processor development – the hexacore “Thuban” – is reportedly preparing for its release date on the April, 26th. That is two months from the moment of writing. However, Thuban’s first public appearance will happen much sooner and that will be right up next week, you guessed it, at CeBIT 2010. All three: Phenom II X6 1035T, Phenom II X6 1055T and Phenom II X6 1075T that represent AMD Thuban range will be showcased with specs and (hopefully) benchmarks.Benchmarks is what we are really looking forward to know because of that rumor going on about AMD developing a processor dynamic performance management and implementing it to Phenom II X6. The technology is designed to rival Intel’s already available Turbo Boost. Workflow of AMD’s technology is largely about the same: disabling some of the cores and overcloking the rest of them. What we also want to hear from CeBIT on Phenom II X6 is pricing or at least some hints on MSRP.
