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s The recent updates to the FM2+ lineup including the three processors I tested today were much needed. All three were just refreshed APUs/CPUs with increased clock speeds so if you are already running an A10-7870 I wouldn't be running out to get a new AP...
With the Kaveri refresh launch, it feels like AMD is just going through the motions, rejigging their budget offerings as if it were simply a scheduled chore on their spring cleaning list. The new APUs don't bring anything new or exciting, only some slight...
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Published: 2016-03-01, Author: Steve , review by: gamersnexus.net
Abstract: AMD's newest line of APU refreshes does more than just change the clockrates – they've also improved TDP with the launch of the A10-7860K APU. We just received the A10-7860K and A10-7890K APUs for review, including their new Wraith and Near-Silent heatsin...
With Intel dominating the desktop processor market as of late, many potential buyers have been turned off by the lack of affordable upgrade options. Granted, the meaning of “affordable” will vary wildly depending upon your budget and the system’s end uses...
Abstract: As AMD moves forward with revising their processor lineup, it seems like every other week we have another announcement from them. Last time there were plenty of updates including the discontinuation of some APUs and CPUs, the addition of some enticing new...
The fastest Athlon to date keeps pace with the FX CPUs in gaming for half the price, at least in our testing. We did some other less reliable tests that reflect a similar trend with gaming sessions in DOTA 2, CS:GO and No Man's Sky, and it would be fair t...
The AMD Athlon X4 880K Processor retails at RM 400, an excellent proposition at that price point. For example it performs like the Intel Core i3 that costs about 15% more, and it's outperforms its A10 siblings that costs 50% – 70% more.This makes the X4 8...
