A8-7600 vs A8-5600K vs A8-6600K
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- Jul 15, 2014
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The A8-7600 is the better of course, but with better comes more money, so that's up to you what you want. I think anything under the 7600 will bottleneck pretty soon
Ninjaxsl
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- Oct 30, 2013
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In more detail for you my friend:
Well the A8- 6600k is pretty good itself and can compete with others before (Of course) but it's not the best bang for the buck as it's and A8 model, Gpu and cpu together if i'm not mistaken (APU), and of course makes it run hotter with these two combined together into one chip.
The 5600k Doesn't meet all the requirements a user would expect an APU to have which would be the following
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Performance
Graphics power
Stability
Meaning this APU is the odd one out, like the ugly duckling i guess.
Moving onto the A8-7600 (The winner)
It's more superior to those before of course, otherwise it wouldn't be, A. More expensive and B. More efficient in its ways. This APU hasn't got the K at the end as you can see. Well it means it's not unlocked i believe, meaning you can't overclock it if you wished to in future. but the "K" versions are unlocked and can be overclocked, but i guess you don't want to overclock if your buying an APU in the end.
A8-7600 is faster than the others listed, and Yes. More expensive, but if you have the budget money to get it, then do so. Simple
- Nov 23, 2013
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I am still thinking which one...A8-6600K has higher clock speed (4.2ghz) and is unlocked compared to A8-7600 (which is 3.8ghz) but I am also considering that A8-7600 is more energy efficient (it can only consume 45W compared to A8-6600K which is 100W)
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