What is the difference and the A10-7850K? Which is better.
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For starters the A10-7850K is the more recent line of their APUs. It has a better integrated gpu than the older 6600k, so you could game at a slightly higher quality than with the old integrated gpu of the 6600k. In terms of raw performance I believe the A10-7850K has a higherclock speed. But because this and the older 6600k are overckockable, you could gain higher than advertised clock speeds...granted you have proper cooling for the processor since I guarantee the stock cooler is not enough when you decide to overclock.
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Hope this website link will help you with your decision. http://www.cpu-world.com/Compare/389/AMD_A10-Series_A10-7700K_vs_AMD_A8-Series_A8-6600K.html
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For starters the A10-7850K is the more recent line of their APUs. It has a better integrated gpu than the older 6600k, so you could game at a slightly higher quality than with the old integrated gpu of the 6600k.In terms of raw performance I believe the A10-7850K has a higherclock speed. But because this and the older 6600k are overckockable, you could gain higher than advertised clock speeds...granted you have proper cooling for the processor since I guarantee the stock cooler is not enough when you decide to overclock.
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Simple answer, the A10 is a better CPU/APU. The A8 however gives you a lot of bang for your buck. Consider the price difference and look at what your needs are. The A8 is a fine processor for most uses.
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The integrated video is better and the cache of the processor is larger for more performance I found that the price difference isn't worth the cost unless your a gamer. I have bought two of these for my kids rigs and they play some games too. Just not top end hard core graphics demanding games. These cpu's can also be linked with certain video cards for added performance if ever needed. Hope this helps !
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It depends on what you will be using it for. The A10-7850K is more advanced by having 12 cores, This is good for gaming and allows the ability for gaming without the need of a good graphics card. I bought the AMD Quad-Core A8-Series APU for an office computer and it is fast.
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The .3ghz won't make a huge difference. Both get incredibly hot, so a high quality cpu cooler is necessary.
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the 7850k GPU has a video memory bandwidh of approx. 30 gigabyte .To be significantly faster, I would recommend an R9 270 ,which has approx 170 gigabyte of memory bandwidth, that's about 6x more crunch.
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just buy the x core,whatever is cheaper,both work great,I looked for one that had same wiring figuration so it was simple to intstall.
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Yep, that's only difference in the processor itself. The box it comes in has a slightly different design, however.
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they are different computers. almost the same. I think one has a better processor or ram speed. you should try googling it. If I try to explain the whole thing it would take forever. remember the higher number of processor speed and ram the better. good luck
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The "K" processors support overclocking, which the ones without the K in the model number do not. There are a couple of other minor differences that you can see here http://ark.intel.com/compare/80811,80810 (if that link doesn't work, go to ark.intel.com and compare them directly).
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Yes, it is the A10 series. It is a quad core. I have two of these, and have been very please with their performance.
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It is 3 to 5% faster. overall its a better chip. lower power consumption as well. Although the 3930k is a very good chip as well and i have had no issues gaming with it or running programs such as photoshop. very quick chip. however if building a new system for the extra couple dollars i would go with the 4930k.
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The only difference between them is that the 4690k can be overclocked (with a MB that supports Overclock
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Both kits will perform exactly the same. (Assuming they are the same speed/type) The difference will be a few degrees of heat, but these will not get very hot at all. In fact they are usually slightly warm to the touch. Heat shouldn't be a problem unless you are seriously overclocking.The main reason this low profile version exists is for cases when the ram heatsinks don't fit next to a very large CPU heatsink normally found on (do it yourself) custom built PCsSo if you're just upgrading to bigger RAM just grab whichever version is cheaper, both will work perfectly with the same performance. You'll be fine! Both kits will perform exactly the same. (Assuming they are the same speed/type) The difference will be a few degrees of heat, but these will not get very hot at all. In fact they are usually slightly warm to the touch. Heat shouldn't be a problem unless you are seriously overclocking.The main reason this low profile version exists is for cases when the ram heatsinks don't fit next to a very large CPU heatsink normally found on (do it yourself) custom built PCsSo if you're just upgrading to bigger RAM just grab whichever version is cheaper, both will work perfectly... » Read More Both kits will perform exactly the same. (Assuming they are the same speed/type) The difference will be a few degrees of heat, but these will not get very hot at all. In fact they are usually slightly warm to the touch. Heat shouldn't be a problem unless you are seriously overclocking.The main reason this low profile version exists is for cases when the ram heatsinks don't fit next to a very large CPU heatsink normally found on (do it yourself) custom built PCsSo if you're just upgrading to bigger RAM just grab whichever version is cheaper, both will work perfectly with the same performance. You'll be fine! « Show Less
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Compared to an A10 processor your probably looking at maybe 1 or 2 less fps If your looking at a quad core intel i7 then your probably looking at a 10-20 fps difference but in all it won't be enough to warrant the extra money unless you have the extra money for an i7.
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The new one comes with Allwinner 1.2Ghz. I heard it is better the PIPO MAX M6, because the Cotex A9 Quad Core 1.6GHz is better than Allwinner.
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Dunno about the 760k, but I've been running it with a Kaveri a10-7850 with no problems, so you should be fine.
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I can't find any information on the existence of an A7 apu/cpu. The A10-7700k is a power hungry cpu and fits in FM2+ socket that needs to be cooled and probably can't be cooled enough inside a TV
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The K is the unlocked multiplier model which usually runs about $50 more. This is for if you plan to overclock you processor you would need the K model
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I'd go with the 8350 for sure, it's at a great price right now and is pretty good for gaming and over clocks like crazy, just needs a quality cooler.