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It's good for light gaming, and casual day to day use. The CPU clock speed is definitely impressive. The video card falls a bit short on some of the newest titles. The motherboard is also a bit dated. Try getting one that supports PCIe 3.0 and 32 Gb of RAM just to allow for future upgrading. overall, this is a good buy.
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mikey48195

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You'd be much better replacing the apu and heatsink with either a pentium or i3 and putting the left over money into an upgraded graphics card.
If you insist on the APU though, get the fastest ram you can get and buy an amd gpu for dual graphics. a10s are terrible to use solely as a processor
 
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It's good for light gaming, and casual day to day use. The CPU clock speed is definitely impressive. The video card falls a bit short on some of the newest titles. The motherboard is also a bit dated. Try getting one that supports PCIe 3.0 and 32 Gb of RAM just to allow for future upgrading. overall, this is a good buy.
 
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