AMD GX-415GA
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD GX-415GA was an interesting processor in its time. It belongs to the Temash architecture, which in turn belongs to the Jaguar family. Manufactured using the then modern 28nm process, it was intended for special applications. One of its great strengths is the integrated graphics unit, the AMD Radeon HD 8330.

It enabled compact systems without a separate graphics card. This saved costs and minimized energy consumption. This was a decisive advantage for embedded systems or thin clients. This APU, as we recall, offered a very practical solution. Especially in scenarios where low heat generation and high energy efficiency were required.

With 2 MB of Level 2 cache, the processor could quickly access frequently needed data. The integrated graphics were well supplied by the maximum memory bandwidth of 13 GB/s. This was sufficient for media playback or simple office tasks. The AMD GX-415GA showed its strengths where a reliable and resource-saving basic configuration was needed.

High computing power was not the focus. It was a solid choice for systems designed for longevity and efficiency.

• Integrated AMD Radeon HD 8330 graphics
• Low energy consumption
• Suitable for embedded systems and thin clients