AMD CPU Onboard QC5000 series update ?

We have an application that we were so far tried to fill with AM1 platform ( small, but lively computer with optimized Linux for schools and office work etc), but since no goo d AM1 board has Displayport and a few other bits, we startd looking into CPU onboard serise with A4-5000 etc chips. 

These are becoming cheaper by the day and now there is no big price difference WRT to similar AM1 baord combo.

But A4-5000 chip runs only up to 1.5GHz and we are used to Athlon 5350's speeds ( quad core 2.05GHz).

As I understand, AMD has presented Athlon's 5350 rough equivalent under the name A6-5200 and some XXX-5000 boards have been updated with new CPU.

I like Asrock's QC5000 a lot and we would like to migrate there, if there is coming 5200 upgrade.

If it had speedier CPU, QC5000-ITX/PH would be _ideal_ for me. 

It small, it ha s a sh*tload of video outputs, and even mini-PCIe and 4 USB-3.0 ports on the back with two more on the board.

So, is there coming QC5200-ITX/PH or similar board or should we look elsewhere ?

Best regards to all and keep the good work you have been doing...

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We are about to do cute, small mini-ITX enclosure with accompanying mini PSU unit, cooling etc. It should be Athlon 5350 with Asus AM1I-A AM1 board , but I'd much rather use Asrock's QC5000 board, were it to have beefier APU unit. A6-5200 would be fine, and that GX-424CC even better.

3. Are you suuggeting that Asrock existing QC5000 boards have ZIF socket ? 

I understood "AMD Chip on board" as soldered, not socketed solution...