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FM2-A55M-E33 with A10 7850K and Gigabyte GTX 970 mini?
- Thread starter Semih2281
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- Apr 22, 2009
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The card/CPU/motherboard will be fine together. But I doubt the A10 7850 will be able to provide max performance from the GTX 970. There will be some CPU bottleneck in some games. Especially if playing online on a very busy server with AAA games.
And there really is no CPU upgrade path with the FM2+ platform. You are near the top of the food chain now.
And there really is no CPU upgrade path with the FM2+ platform. You are near the top of the food chain now.
- Jan 1, 2013
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Your board is fm2 so it doesn't support kaveri chips - meaning no quad 7*** series apus or the 860/880k.
The best you can do are
760k
A8-6600k
A10 6700
A10 6800k
A8 5600k
A10 5800k
Pick whatever is cheapest because performance difference is negligible with a discrete GPU.
As clutch above says - you will be CPU limited at times which means minimums in the 40's - this cannot be helped without a full rebuild.
You will be able to run max graphics settings though if this is what's important to you
The best you can do are
760k
A8-6600k
A10 6700
A10 6800k
A8 5600k
A10 5800k
Pick whatever is cheapest because performance difference is negligible with a discrete GPU.
As clutch above says - you will be CPU limited at times which means minimums in the 40's - this cannot be helped without a full rebuild.
You will be able to run max graphics settings though if this is what's important to you
- Jan 1, 2013
- 24,574
- 650
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Its absolutely right mate, wouldn't have said it otherwise.
Go with the best priced one
In order of performance (first being slowest)
5600k
5800k
760k/6600k/6700 (too close to call)
6800k
As I said though you're looking 10% max difference between slowest & fastest so it not worth spending if the price difference is big.
Go with the best priced one
In order of performance (first being slowest)
5600k
5800k
760k/6600k/6700 (too close to call)
6800k
As I said though you're looking 10% max difference between slowest & fastest so it not worth spending if the price difference is big.
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