AMD E-300
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD E-300 processor, based on the Zacate (Bobcat) architecture, was a quite remarkable option for mobile devices. It was manufactured using the 32nm process and offered a reliable base for daily computing tasks. A significant advantage was the integrated graphics unit, the AMD Radeon HD 6310.

It enabled a responsive playback of videos and supported basic office applications without difficulties. The AMD E-300 placed great emphasis on energy efficiency, which contributed significantly to extending the battery life in notebooks. This was an important factor for many users at the time.

Although the maximum memory bandwidth was 9 GB/s, this was perfectly adequate for the intended area of application. The processor had 1 MB of Level 3 cache, which was quite appropriate for its category in that era. As part of the AMD Fusion APU line, it cleverly combined CPU and GPU performance on a single chip.

Overall, the AMD E-300 offered an accessible solution for users who were looking for a stable system for their everyday needs. We remember how purposeful it was in its time.

• Integrated graphics unit (AMD Radeon HD 6310)
• High energy efficiency for longer battery life
• Appropriate Level 3 cache (1 MB)
• Suitable for everyday computing tasks