A10 5800k 7660d+6670 vs 7750

[Blackteum]

Hello,
I wanna know what choice is best for playing in 1920x1080?

 

[tigerg]

7750.

 

[clutchc]

I had that same APU + dual graphics in a HTPC I built awhile back. The dual graphics worked quite well, but the improvement over the single on-die GPU wasn't very much. I would say disable the 7660D and go with the discrete card.

 

[blazorthon]

The 7750 would win in most situations, but it's more expensive. Which way to go would depend on how much you want to spend.

 

[Kamen_BG]

If he were to use discreet graphics only, then he shouldn't use and APU in the first place, because he will be paying for an additional integrated graphics chip he'll never get to use.

 

[clutchc]

If he were to use discreet graphics only, then he shouldn't use and APU in the first place, because he will be paying for an additional integrated graphics chip he'll never get to use.

Not much different than everyone who bought an IB or SB w/on-die gfx is it? The 5800K is right up there with the Phenom II x4 BEs in gaming power.

 

[jesh4622]

The 7750 is a GCN chip and won't work in asynchronous crossfire. The 6670 will, and therefore you'll get more performance out of that card.

 

[whyso]

7750 all the way. Its more powerful and also hybrid crossfire can have some pretty nasty microstutter.

 

[jesh4622]

That's actually a valid point as well. Why the 7750 though when for a few dollar more, you can get a 7770ghz edition?