How will battlefield 4 work with an a10 quad core APU and a radeon 7950?
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This CPU/GPU combination should perform well with most current and expected future games. Of course, you can always spend more to build a stronger system. Really a matter of desired cost/performance ratios.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Thank you for the answer, i was a little worried. Im not sure that APU will work well with a gpu or if it will bottleneck, what do you think? Also, if you think the apu wont work well, do you think an athlon 750k would be compatible with a 7778 msi mobo?
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An APU and 7950 is going to bottleneck like crazy, an APU is not meant for people who are going to use it in conjunction with another GPU.
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I don't agree with this assessment. The APU is essentially a 4-core CPU + a fairly good integrated GPU (for basic games and computer use). When using a dedicated GPU like a HD78XX or HD79XX GPU, the integrated GPU is not used in any way and the APU acts like any other AMD quad-core CPU.
There is no reason, at all, to assume a major bottleneck with the proposed config. However, there are certainly more capable CPUs that take more advantage of the proposed HD7950.
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