Kateri je AMDjev zadnji SOCKET?

Ali je to FM1 ? In bodo vse nove različice procesorjev sedaj na tem? Ali je to le socket za procesorje z integrirano grafično (A4, A6, A8 procesorji)..
Ker tudi novejši FX procesorji so še stalno na AM3, AM3+ podnožju...

Kaj naj zdaj človek nabavi z željo po upgradeu v bodočnosti - ali kak A6-3500 na FM1 podnožju z integrirano grafično ali pa kak FX-4100 in pa ločeno grafično (kar je precej dražja varianta za kak LOW-END comp)?

Kaj je torej novo, in v kateri smeri gre dalje

se pravi če dobro razumem je FM1 podnožje namenjeno izključno za tele proc z integrirano grafiko in ne za vse bodoče AMD proc? Serije brez grafične ostajajo na AM3+ podnožju...

Jaz bi počakal na FM2. Pride tam okoli maja, junija. Prej ali slej bodo tudi AM3+ podnožje zamenjali za kaj novejšega.

Trenutno je aktualen AM3+ ( delujejo am3 cpu ji in am3+ - FX vpu ji, skratkka vse kar imam DDR3 ram pr amd ju in ni na FM1, ali serverski )

in FM1 ( na tem bodo delovali tudi FM2 cpu ji, trinity ipd.. )

ostal bo AM3+ in prihaja FM2.

Tud nekatereAM3 plošče podpirajo nekatere am3+ ( FX cpu je), ravno tako dela am3 cpu na am2+ ploščah z DDR2 ramom.

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AMD FM1 and FM2 Packages Pictured Side-by-Side, Incompatible
Here is the first picture of AMD accelerated processing units in the existing FM1 package and future FM2 package on which the next-generation Trinity APU will be based on. Both packages are very similar, follow AMD's favourite yet archaic PGA design. The pins are physically arranged in a mostly similar fashion, though we don't have a pin map at hand. The difference comes with some of the blanked pins in the sub-central portion of the pin array. The FM2 package has 904 pins, compared to 905 on FM1. One pin is blanked, while a pair of blanked pins are arranged further away from the central cutout.

This makes FM1 and FM2 clearly incompatible. Neither will you be able to use today's A-Series APUs in the FM1 package on future socket FM2 motherboards, nor will you be able to run future FM2 APUs on today's FM1 motherboards. Yet, AMD will port the A75 FCH chipset to the next-generation "Virgo" platform. The FCH or Fusion Controller Hub, like Intel's PCH (Platform Controller Hub), is not much more than a glorified southbridge, and is portable between Fusion platforms as it's essentially a PCI-Express 2.0 x4 device. In the picture below, "Llano" FM1 APU is on the left, and "Trinity" FM2 on the right.