The AMD A6-3620 is a quad-core APU launched in 2012, part of AMD’s A-Series. Built on the 32nm Llano architecture, it runs at 2.2 GHz and includes integrated Radeon HD 6530D graphics. It supports FM1 socket motherboards and DDR3 memory. Designed for budget systems, it delivers decent performance for everyday tasks and light gaming without needing a separate GPU, reducing overall system cost and power usage.
