Let me remind you that AMD's wildest marketing claims regarding Kaveri's performance have not materialized yet. The power use went down, which is good, but performance of the CPU portion of APU barely improved. And even though no one has benchmarked Kaveri against a dedicated HD graphics 7730 or 7750, looking at the available benchmarks and comparing to Richland APUs, I still doubt Kaveri A10 is close to even HD 7730. You can use fast DDR3 memory, but the dedicated GPUs use even faster GDDR. If you're building something with a dedicated GPU for $110-130, use Intel Core i3 and AMD Kaveri A8-7600. The i3 is probably a little faster and uses less energy underload, but AMD gives you a promise of HSA.. whenever HSA enabled applications arrive. You can buy the A8 right now and check if it works for you. If the performance is adequate then you don't need to add a GPU. If you need to add a GPU, then you won't lose too much compared to not buying a similar priced Core i3.