There seems to be a lot of motherboards supporting both FM2+ A88X and PCIe 3,0. Why is that? Especially considering that FM2+ sockets are utilized (mostly?) by the A-series CPUs which bottleneck Graphics Cards of PCIe 3.0 standards. Is there a different series which utilizes the FM2+ socket? Do the A-series' integrated graphics (combined with the Dual Graphics feature) compensate for the "bottlenecking" affect?
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Why are there so many FM2+ MOBOs which support PCIe 3.0?
- Thread starter Hogomolo
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Whats there to complain about? Some processors like an A10-7850K are still powerful and can avoid bottlenecking with overclock.
Running dual graphics (discrete + integrated) doesn't compensate for anything, because the discrete cards that it is required are not very powerful in the first place. You'd still get better performance with something like a single 280X
Running dual graphics (discrete + integrated) doesn't compensate for anything, because the discrete cards that it is required are not very powerful in the first place. You'd still get better performance with something like a single 280X
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