Socket FS1

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Socket FS1

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Processors	future mobile Fusion products (Swift)
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The Socket FS1 is a CPU socket to be implemented in the future notebook platform from AMD with its Fusion processors (codenamed Swift). ^[1]

While the processor will implement a "high-end GPU core with UVD" functionality, former ATI CEO Dave Orton has stated that Fusion products will have 10% more pins than a "normal CPU" ^[2] but further elaboration on what is a "normal CPU" was not given.

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^ AMD Financial Analyst Day 2007 presentation, presented by Mario Rivas, pages 16, 22 of 28. Retrieved December 14, 2007
^ Fudzilla report, retrieved December 14, 2007

[edit] External links

v • d • e AMD • List of AMD CPU Slots and Sockets

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Mobile sockets	Socket A • Socket 563 • Socket 754 • Socket S1 • Socket FS1

Server sockets	Socket A • Socket 940 • Socket F • Socket F+ • Socket G3