Richland, AMD's upcoming successor to Trinity, is already shipping to PC makers. The updated silicon has been tuned to offer lower power consumption and higher clock speeds, and it will come with a bundle of AMD-branded applications and "optimized" games. Although Richland seems primarily geared toward mobile applications, desktop versions are on the way, and they should slot into existing FM2 motherboards. VR-Zone's Chinese site has now published specifications detailing the purported particulars of those desktop chips.
http://techreport.com/news/24277/lea...r-clock-speeds
Leaked Richland specs reveal higher clock speeds
29th January 2013, 08:08
Leaked Richland specs reveal higher clock speeds 
