Platform Controller Hub 656-Pin UBGA

The AMD Embedded R-Series Processor platform delivers high-performance processing coupled with a premium highdefinition visual experience in a solution that is power efficient. It enables unprecedented integrated graphics and multi-display capabilities in compact, low power embedded applications. The AMD R-Series APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) is designed to efficiently handle advanced multimedia and computational workloads. With average power below 13 Watts1 and discrete-class AMD Radeon HD 7000G Series graphics integrated into the AMD R-Series APU, applications that previously required a discrete graphics card can be developed with a single-chip solution in smaller form factors with lower power and cost. The third generation Unified Video Decoder in the AMD R-Series APU enables the delivery of crisp and clear video for ad content, instructional materials, or live teleconferencing. For more demanding graphics applications, AMD Radeon Dual Graphics technology2 combines the processing power of AMD R-Series APUs and discrete AMD Radeon Embedded 6000 Series GPUs to more than double graphics performance3 compared to using discrete graphics alone. The innovative CPU architecture integrates dedicated resources that deliver exceptional performance, with shared resources that reduce power consumption and die space. And through AMD Turbo CORE 3 technology the power being consumed by the APU is allocated to accomplish the work at hand, helping to minimize unnecessary system optimization by automatically delivering an optimized balance between performance and power consumption. With between 128 and 384 compute units delivering a calculated 172 to 563 SP GFLOPs4 of performance, AMD R-Series APUs help enable a wide range of compute intensive applications that are low power and fit into small form factors. Support for Open-CL helps make it easier to take advantage of a substantial increase in performance, for applications that can leverage parallel processing. AMD Embedded R-Series CPUs are designed for applications that require high performance x86 compute such as network attached storage (NAS). These options include quad-core and dual-core CPUs scaling from 2.2 GHz to 3.2 GHz at 17 watts to 35 watts thermal design power (TDP). The AMD R-Series CPUs can be combined with discrete AMD Embedded 6460 or 6760 Radeon graphics for driving up to 10 independent displays. These options provide cost-effective solutions for maximum compute and graphics capabilities.

• Hardware Video Compression Engine enables efficient encoding and fast video conversion.
• Secure Asset Management Unit lowers power/CPU overhead when dealing with protected content.
• A wide range of parallel compute capabilities offered to suit the requirements of many embedded applications.