AMD C-30
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD C-30, based on the Ontario (Bobcat) architecture, was a notable processor. It was manufactured in a 40-nanometer process. A clear highlight was the integrated graphics unit, the AMD Radeon HD 6250. It offered immediate visual capabilities without a separate graphics card. For many users, this represented an extremely practical all-in-one solution.

The C-30 showed its strengths especially in mobile devices. Its development aimed at high energy efficiency. This had a positive effect on battery life. The architecture favored compact system designs. Therefore, it was often found in netbooks and affordable notebooks. It handled everyday tasks such as surfing the web or playing videos.

The integrated graphics provided absolutely sufficient performance. We remember the many devices it powered. It offered a very cost-effective and reliable computing base. An external graphics card was not required. This saved valuable space and reduced manufacturing costs. The AMD C-30 was therefore a smart choice.

It formed a solid foundation for many accessible computer systems.

• Integrated AMD Radeon HD 6250 graphics
• High energy efficiency for mobile devices
• Compact design through Ontario (Bobcat) architecture
• Cost-effective system solution