Information about the Gateway DX4380-UR23 with an A10-6700, 10GB of DDR3 RAM, and a Radeon HD8670d

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Alright, I get it. The parts are old, but will it run games such as CS, LoL, Unturned at max graphics?

I'm getting an amazing deal with this for only $150.

Also is it upgradeable? Can I get a new mobo and upgrade to a new zen processor or maybe an fx-8350?

Finally, the last question, do I need any extra case fans? I really don't want any of my components to get very hot, or my pc to shutdown in the middle of a multiplayer game.

I'm assuming it uses 80mm fans, which are insanely cheap, but I want to be safe.

Thanks!
 
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The 8670D is on the physical die. You would have to add a discrete card to get more performance. You also might be able to get a new motherboard and CPU, but you would lose the Windows license it it had one. The 8670D is a decent iGPU, but even the best iGPUs still are in the sub $100 range for discrete cards.
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No, no, no, no, and no. That's your answer.
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It is a good deal. But you are probably going to get mid-high settings at 720p with that (60fps, though.) With a discrete GPU, such as the RX 470, you could probably push 40-50fps at 1080p (processor bottleneck.) And that's the fastest CPU for that socket.
 
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So I can't upgrade it with a new mobo, and cpu?

Also I saw some gameplay with the same specs and it looked fine, and it turned out that the benchmarks were recorded with just the apu, so I assumed that the graphics card and the apu together would be pretty good.

Thanks though.
 
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Wait, I'm confused. Is the 8670d part of the apu, or is it completely separate?
I'm not an AMD person, nor do I know much about AMD.
 
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The 8670D is on the physical die. You would have to add a discrete card to get more performance. You also might be able to get a new motherboard and CPU, but you would lose the Windows license it it had one. The 8670D is a decent iGPU, but even the best iGPUs still are in the sub $100 range for discrete cards.
 
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