As we now know the AMD Trinity cores release date was leaked and is set for May 15th 2012.  Well AMD has released the GPU benchmarks and they are looking pretty impressive.. I’ll start with the GPU / graphics benchmarks below before moving onto the A10 cpu benchmarks afterwards.  The great thing with the APU setup is that you are in essence getting an ATI crossfire solution which pushes performances higher and higher

GPU Graphics benchmarks

Now onto the CPU Benchmarks for the A10 CPU.  This one was a little harder to find and is also a little suspicious as it refers to this page as a source: http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=AMD+A10-4600M+APU  however when you go there there are no results found.. So chances are this is a doctored image but just incase it isn’t I’ll post it up here and update it as soon as I can verify a real A10 Trinity CPU Benchmark test

 To further elaborate on this I’ll bring forth another piece of unsubstantiated imagery(and perhaps trickery but it’s all we have) of The AMD 10 Trinity CPU Benchmark / speed test.  These Trinity A10 CPU Benchmarks look a little more legit but again take it with a grain of salt: To quote from: DigitalAlijaya

A website has been getting samples from China and has compared it with the AMD-3850 A8 Llano. A10 5800K which will run in socket FM2 this will have an integrated graphics Radeon 7660D. Apparently, the benchmark results obtained are quite good Trinity. Two AMD Trinity benchmarks were run SuperPi and 3DMark 06. The result, A10-5800K in SuperPi 1M benchmark yield in 23 775 seconds, while the A8-3850 produced 26 039 seconds. In 3DMark 06, A10-5800K the yield point of 9396 and A8-3850 produces point 6223. On the CPU, Trinity was a slight increase from the predecessor. However, in the side graphics, performance reaches about 30%.

  And finally some general information on the Trinity A10 as found here (how come the swedes have such insight into this?)