CPUs:
| CPU | Core | Cores | Clock Speed | L2 Cache | L3 Cache | TDP | Release Date |
| Phenom II X4 955 | Deneb | 4 | 3.2GHz | 2MB | 6MB | 125W | April |
| Phenom II X4 945 | Deneb | 4 | 3.0GHz | 2MB | 6MB | 95W | April |
| Phenom II X4 925 | Deneb | 4 | 2.8GHz | 2MB | 6MB | 95W | April |
| Athlon X4 605e | Propus | 4 | 2.3GHz | 2MB | None | 45W | Q2 |
| Athlon X4 600e | Propus | 4 | 2.2GHz | 2MB | None | 45W | Q2 |
| Athlon X4 615 | Propus | 4 | 2.7GHz | 2MB | None | 95W | Q3 |
| Athlon X4 605 | Propus | 4 | 2.3GHz | 2MB | None | 95W | Q3 |
| Phenom II X2 550 | Callisto | 2 | 3.1GHz | 1MB | 6MB | 85W | May |
| Phenom II X2 545 | Callisto | 2 | 3.0GHz | 1MB | 6MB | 85W | May |
| Athlon X2 4xx | Regor | 2 | 2.xGHz | 2MB | None | 65W | Q3 |
Highlights:
- AMD will have an entirely DDR3-supporting lineup (Socket AM3, which is backwards comaptible with AM2+) and a 200MHz clockspeed bump on the high-end allowing it to beat the Q9550 by my estimates.
- 45W quad-cores FTW!
- Those Callisto dual-cores are quad-cores with two cores disabled. Hence the higher TDP and insane L3 cache. The Regor dual-cores are real dual-cores. Also, since you can unlock a Phenom II X3 to an X4 with a BIOS hack...
GPUs:
| GPU | Process | Shaders | Core Clock | Memory Clock | Memory Type | Release Date |
| RV740 (Radeon HD4750?) | 40nm | 640 | 650MHz | 900MHz | GDDR5 | April 6th |
| RV790 (Radeon HD4890?) | 55nm | >=800 | 850MHz | 975MHz | GDDR5 | April 6th |
Highlights:
- The RV740 will perform between the current HD4830 and HD4850, for under $100. The RV790 will be under $200, probably as low as $180 juding by the recent HD4870 pricecut to $145 and the HD4850 to $125.
- Nvidia is doomed. They're launching G92 rebrands to counter (a chip which first launched in 2006 as G80), but RV740 will match them for a much cheaper price and RV790 should put parity with GT200 on the high-end but about $200 cheaper...
- RV790 is 55nm due to leakage issues on the 40nm process. These will likely be resolved before the next round of high-end chips in Q4.
