REVIEW: AMD a10 5800k + 7750 (MSI) in working DUAL GRAPHICS
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the_neo
May 29, 2013 3:47:28 PM
Well hello
me and a couple of you are asking the same thing over and over again, and well no one has done a review or testing with it to confirm anything working so i hat enough of this crap and tested it out on my system to settle for all if it work's or if its just a name straped to a GPU that performs identical to a stock 7750.
The questions are :
Is DUAL GRAPHICS working with an AMD a10 5800k and a AMD 7750 graphics card?
Yes it works.
Will the setup of 7750 and a 7660 give any performance boost to a stock 7750/7660 ?
Yes it will.
How much is the performance increase?
Well that's why we are here to find out
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Software used:
Windows 8 Pro (stock installed, no updates)
AMD Catalyst 13.4 drivers used
3dMark 1.1 (downloaded from Guru3D)
CPU-z 1.64
GPU-z 0.7.1
AMD System Monitor 1.0.9
FRAPS 3.5.99
Battlefield 3 (patch2 applied)
Crysis 3 (1.3 patched)
Crysis 2 (1.9 patched)
The setup:
AMD a10 5800k with 7660D graphics build in
Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4
8gb (2x4gb) Kingston PredatorX 2400mhz RAM
Scythe MUGEN 3 rev.B with 2x Sythe Kaze Ultra (push pull)
MSI 7750 OC graphics card
Mushkin Chronos 60gb SSD (windows)
Toshiba(hitachi) 1TB for storage
400W chieftech power suplie
I had no interest in testing the APU in stock clocks and options, there are al lot of good review's doing exactly that, if is in your interest here is one: http://forums.vr-zone.com/hardware-depot/2616116-review...
A couple of pictures of the setup without the 7750:
http://imageshack.us/a/img707/8884/cam00027n.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img834/2825/cam00028g.jpg
And here is the 7750 running in the setup:
http://imageshack.us/a/img841/6940/cam00031y.jpg
GPU-Z screanshot of working dual graphics:
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/1073/7660a.gif
Testing method:
3dMark has been run in all combinations and there are 3 games tested, also the Battlefied 3, Crysis 3, Crysis 2, we will have 1 setting for Crysis 2 that was used on all the avaidable options, 2 settings on Crysis 3 (low and mixed very high) and 1 setting for Battlefield 3. The AMD System Monitor was running in the background to check the ussage of both setup's, and if the game really uses the power of dual graphics. ALL GAMES ARE TESTED IN 1920x1080 resolution.
Settings used:
Battlefield 3:
http://imageshack.us/a/img547/6109/bf32013052805572706....
Crysis 2 :
http://imageshack.us/a/img19/8072/crysis220130530002455...
http://imageshack.us/a/img19/8994/crysis2sq.jpg
Crysis 3 (low settings):
http://imageshack.us/a/img822/316/crysis320130528051211...
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) identical as above but with :
http://imageshack.us/a/img22/9347/crysis320130528051148...
There are 2 options to connect the 7750 in dual graphics mode:
1. You plug in the monitor on the discrete 7750 in a VGA/DVI/HDMI port, this will result in a dual graphics configuration that will make the 7750 „primary“ and the 7660 „secondary“
You can know that this setting is acitve by going to GPU-z and as seen here :
the GPU is named Cape Verde (and that is the 7750 GPU)
2. You plug in the monitor on the onboard VGA/DVI/HDMI port, this will result in a dual graphics configuration that will make the 7660 „primary“ and the 7750 „secondary“
You can know that this setting is acitve by going to GPU-z and as seen here :
the GPU is named Devastator (and that is the 7660 GPU)
0a. testing only with the 7660D@GPU:1125mhz@RAM:1183, CPU@4.69 ghz
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) :
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/670406
Ice Storm : 77684
Cloud Gate : 7234
Fire Strike : 1340
No game tests with this setup, you have enough testing of the 7660D online.
0b. Testing only with the discrete graphics MSI 7750@GPU:830@RAM:1125 , CPU@4.69 ghz
3dMark score's (all verdified and legit) :
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688805
Ice Storm : 89888
Cloud Gate : 9197
Fire Strike : 2025
Battlefield 3:
Min, Max, Avg
25, 40, 31.783 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
21, 45, 34.383 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
11, 27, 21.333 (fps)
No Crysis 2 for this setup sorry.
1. the monitor is pluged in the descrete graphics DVI port ( 7750 „primary“ + 7660 „secondary“ dual graphics)
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) : (as you can see in the details portion of each test the 7660 was underclocked to match the 7750 gpu clock @830mhz, automaticly in bios it still was 1ghz+)
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688631
Ice Storm : 83392
Cloud Gate : 9734
Fire Strike : 2273
Battlefield 3 :
Min, Max, Avg
33, 43, 38.300 (fps)
Crysis 2:
Min, Max, Avg
19, 34, 25.733 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
22, 47, 33.753 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
15, 29, 24.200 (fps)
2. the monitor is pluged in the onboard DVI port (7660 „primary“ + 7750 „secondary“ dual graphics)
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) 7660@gpu@1169@2400ram + 7750stock:
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688902
Ice Storm : 88902
Cloud Gate : 10652
Fire Strike : 2344
Edited* wrong link was here
sorry
Battlefield 3 :
Min, Max, Avg
45, 57, 51.300 (fps)
Crysis 2 :
Min, Max, Avg
27, 40, 32.950 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
23, 46, 36.883 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
13, 30, 24.733 (fps)
Verdict:
Yeah, dual graphics a10 5800k with 7750 works, how much performance will you get out of it ? About
10-30% over a stock 7750 , and why is that ? Monitoring the games played and tested i've noticed that the only time the real power and full load of bouth graphics cards was achieved in Battlefield 3 where both GPU's where at 99% load. Crysis 2 was loading the 7750 at 99% and the 7660 at about 40% at times. Crysis 3 just had a copule of jumps to 10% on the 7660, the 7750 was at 99%. The performance increase is noticable and nice, especialy if you own a 5800k you'r better off buying a 7750 and not a 6670, here these 2 cards vary only 5-10$ and thats nothing compared to the performance difference. I've not tested the 6670 but we can see how the 6670 factor becomes irelevant at this point.
Do i want to buy a 7750 and upgrade my existing a10 5800k setup with it ?
Yeah you want.
Greetings from Croatia
Pozdrav s Hrvatske
me and a couple of you are asking the same thing over and over again, and well no one has done a review or testing with it to confirm anything working so i hat enough of this crap and tested it out on my system to settle for all if it work's or if its just a name straped to a GPU that performs identical to a stock 7750. The questions are :
Is DUAL GRAPHICS working with an AMD a10 5800k and a AMD 7750 graphics card?
Yes it works.
Will the setup of 7750 and a 7660 give any performance boost to a stock 7750/7660 ?
Yes it will.
How much is the performance increase?
Well that's why we are here to find out
.Software used:
Windows 8 Pro (stock installed, no updates)
AMD Catalyst 13.4 drivers used
3dMark 1.1 (downloaded from Guru3D)
CPU-z 1.64
GPU-z 0.7.1
AMD System Monitor 1.0.9
FRAPS 3.5.99
Battlefield 3 (patch2 applied)
Crysis 3 (1.3 patched)
Crysis 2 (1.9 patched)
The setup:
AMD a10 5800k with 7660D graphics build in
Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4
8gb (2x4gb) Kingston PredatorX 2400mhz RAM
Scythe MUGEN 3 rev.B with 2x Sythe Kaze Ultra (push pull)
MSI 7750 OC graphics card
Mushkin Chronos 60gb SSD (windows)
Toshiba(hitachi) 1TB for storage
400W chieftech power suplie
I had no interest in testing the APU in stock clocks and options, there are al lot of good review's doing exactly that, if is in your interest here is one: http://forums.vr-zone.com/hardware-depot/2616116-review...
A couple of pictures of the setup without the 7750:
http://imageshack.us/a/img707/8884/cam00027n.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img834/2825/cam00028g.jpg
And here is the 7750 running in the setup:
http://imageshack.us/a/img841/6940/cam00031y.jpg
GPU-Z screanshot of working dual graphics:
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/1073/7660a.gif
Testing method:
3dMark has been run in all combinations and there are 3 games tested, also the Battlefied 3, Crysis 3, Crysis 2, we will have 1 setting for Crysis 2 that was used on all the avaidable options, 2 settings on Crysis 3 (low and mixed very high) and 1 setting for Battlefield 3. The AMD System Monitor was running in the background to check the ussage of both setup's, and if the game really uses the power of dual graphics. ALL GAMES ARE TESTED IN 1920x1080 resolution.
Settings used:
Battlefield 3:
http://imageshack.us/a/img547/6109/bf32013052805572706....
Crysis 2 :
http://imageshack.us/a/img19/8072/crysis220130530002455...
http://imageshack.us/a/img19/8994/crysis2sq.jpg
Crysis 3 (low settings):
http://imageshack.us/a/img822/316/crysis320130528051211...
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) identical as above but with :
http://imageshack.us/a/img22/9347/crysis320130528051148...
There are 2 options to connect the 7750 in dual graphics mode:
1. You plug in the monitor on the discrete 7750 in a VGA/DVI/HDMI port, this will result in a dual graphics configuration that will make the 7750 „primary“ and the 7660 „secondary“
You can know that this setting is acitve by going to GPU-z and as seen here :
the GPU is named Cape Verde (and that is the 7750 GPU)
2. You plug in the monitor on the onboard VGA/DVI/HDMI port, this will result in a dual graphics configuration that will make the 7660 „primary“ and the 7750 „secondary“
You can know that this setting is acitve by going to GPU-z and as seen here :
the GPU is named Devastator (and that is the 7660 GPU)
0a. testing only with the 7660D@GPU:1125mhz@RAM:1183, CPU@4.69 ghz
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) :
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/670406
Ice Storm : 77684
Cloud Gate : 7234
Fire Strike : 1340
No game tests with this setup, you have enough testing of the 7660D online.
0b. Testing only with the discrete graphics MSI 7750@GPU:830@RAM:1125 , CPU@4.69 ghz
3dMark score's (all verdified and legit) :
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688805
Ice Storm : 89888
Cloud Gate : 9197
Fire Strike : 2025
Battlefield 3:
Min, Max, Avg
25, 40, 31.783 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
21, 45, 34.383 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
11, 27, 21.333 (fps)
No Crysis 2 for this setup sorry.
1. the monitor is pluged in the descrete graphics DVI port ( 7750 „primary“ + 7660 „secondary“ dual graphics)
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) : (as you can see in the details portion of each test the 7660 was underclocked to match the 7750 gpu clock @830mhz, automaticly in bios it still was 1ghz+)
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688631
Ice Storm : 83392
Cloud Gate : 9734
Fire Strike : 2273
Battlefield 3 :
Min, Max, Avg
33, 43, 38.300 (fps)
Crysis 2:
Min, Max, Avg
19, 34, 25.733 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
22, 47, 33.753 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
15, 29, 24.200 (fps)
2. the monitor is pluged in the onboard DVI port (7660 „primary“ + 7750 „secondary“ dual graphics)
3dMark score's (all verified and legit) 7660@gpu@1169@2400ram + 7750stock:
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/688902
Ice Storm : 88902
Cloud Gate : 10652
Fire Strike : 2344
Edited* wrong link was here
sorryBattlefield 3 :
Min, Max, Avg
45, 57, 51.300 (fps)
Crysis 2 :
Min, Max, Avg
27, 40, 32.950 (fps)
Crysis 3 (all low settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
23, 46, 36.883 (fps)
Crysis 3 (mixed very high settings) :
Min, Max, Avg
13, 30, 24.733 (fps)
Verdict:
Yeah, dual graphics a10 5800k with 7750 works, how much performance will you get out of it ? About
10-30% over a stock 7750 , and why is that ? Monitoring the games played and tested i've noticed that the only time the real power and full load of bouth graphics cards was achieved in Battlefield 3 where both GPU's where at 99% load. Crysis 2 was loading the 7750 at 99% and the 7660 at about 40% at times. Crysis 3 just had a copule of jumps to 10% on the 7660, the 7750 was at 99%. The performance increase is noticable and nice, especialy if you own a 5800k you'r better off buying a 7750 and not a 6670, here these 2 cards vary only 5-10$ and thats nothing compared to the performance difference. I've not tested the 6670 but we can see how the 6670 factor becomes irelevant at this point.
Do i want to buy a 7750 and upgrade my existing a10 5800k setup with it ?
Yeah you want.
Greetings from Croatia
Pozdrav s Hrvatske
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Reply to the_neo
aibenq
May 29, 2013 10:21:30 PM
wow... that's what we need... and if able, also try TOMB RAIDER with TressFX on (because that one of the reason I need dual graphic power). and as I said, wondered if my prediction is right, is HD7770 and HD7790 also works with dual graphic configuration??? if those two able to do dual graphic with A10-5800K, then all A10 user will be love this info...
and seems if we plug our monitor to HD7660D, the performance take more impact of it... and seems when we doing Dual Graphic, HD7660D isn't maxed out his utilization power... as I read, it's only use about 40% on crysis 2 of it's power, even only 10% on crysis 3, but 99% on battlefield. but my opinion, it's makes sense (just a little actually) that Dual-Graphic system is depend how we chose it's primary GPU. like few news that we able CrossFire HD7770 with HD7750 without/with bridge and it's works, but they concern that we must plug on higher class GPU as primary GPU.
but on these case, seems when we plug monitor on HD7750, the performance impact isn't really big from HD7750 only, but when we plug on HD7660D, the performance takes more impact, and my prediction that HD7660D is will takes the first load from CPU then loaded to HD7750 for the rest, but when we plug it on HD7750, the CPU seems load the data to HD7750 first then to HD7660D...
as we know the reason that AMD create AMD APU that to reduce latency between CPU and GPU, that's why the score when you use HD7660D primary makes more sense about performance impact for the dual graphic it self, and it's sound very good too... and again, for the utilization, seems older DX11 games, around 2012-2011, will takes more advantage on this dual graphic solution (as we seen on Battlefield 3 and Crysis 2). hope you able test it with HD7770 and HD7790 and if able to do dual graphic with those two.
but i wonder, that you need upgrade the bios of mainboard too when you testing these??? and I wondered when used on APU stock clock too...
and seems if we plug our monitor to HD7660D, the performance take more impact of it... and seems when we doing Dual Graphic, HD7660D isn't maxed out his utilization power... as I read, it's only use about 40% on crysis 2 of it's power, even only 10% on crysis 3, but 99% on battlefield. but my opinion, it's makes sense (just a little actually) that Dual-Graphic system is depend how we chose it's primary GPU. like few news that we able CrossFire HD7770 with HD7750 without/with bridge and it's works, but they concern that we must plug on higher class GPU as primary GPU.
but on these case, seems when we plug monitor on HD7750, the performance impact isn't really big from HD7750 only, but when we plug on HD7660D, the performance takes more impact, and my prediction that HD7660D is will takes the first load from CPU then loaded to HD7750 for the rest, but when we plug it on HD7750, the CPU seems load the data to HD7750 first then to HD7660D...
as we know the reason that AMD create AMD APU that to reduce latency between CPU and GPU, that's why the score when you use HD7660D primary makes more sense about performance impact for the dual graphic it self, and it's sound very good too... and again, for the utilization, seems older DX11 games, around 2012-2011, will takes more advantage on this dual graphic solution (as we seen on Battlefield 3 and Crysis 2). hope you able test it with HD7770 and HD7790 and if able to do dual graphic with those two.
but i wonder, that you need upgrade the bios of mainboard too when you testing these??? and I wondered when used on APU stock clock too...
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the_neo
May 30, 2013 3:28:27 AM
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aibenq
May 30, 2013 8:45:41 AM
the_neo said:
bios was stock, as is from the store
i didnt upgrage, and the apu stock clock
well ... its nonsense for me to use a black edition CPU/APU whitout overclocking it, ad at 4.4ghz what is i think the most comom one, its really just a little bit of difference in the fps.oh, I see... I really wanna people will wondering about it... I wish I live near your house, and borrow your HD7750, and test it on TOMB RAIDER (because just download it)... but let's see if people will able use HD7770 or HD7790 too... if able to use it, I bet the performance will be higher... XD
but again, thanks for review this one!!! you should tell previous thread owner about your review...
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the_neo
May 30, 2013 9:10:22 AM
i dont think 7790 will work, its 7850 architecture, would not bet on it
7770 is just more shader cores than 7750 and more mhz , i dont have one , and dont know anyone to borrow and test it
... any card will work with Lucid Virtu whatever it´s called, but i tested 7750+7660 with that and its worse then dual graphics... but better then 7750 alone...
downloadin tomb rider now
will see how it works out
7770 is just more shader cores than 7750 and more mhz , i dont have one , and dont know anyone to borrow and test it
... any card will work with Lucid Virtu whatever it´s called, but i tested 7750+7660 with that and its worse then dual graphics... but better then 7750 alone...
downloadin tomb rider now
will see how it works out -
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aibenq
May 30, 2013 2:57:13 PM
the_neo said:
i dont think 7790 will work, its 7850 architecture, would not bet on it
7770 is just more shader cores than 7750 and more mhz , i dont have one , and dont know anyone to borrow and test it
... any card will work with Lucid Virtu whatever it´s called, but i tested 7750+7660 with that and its worse then dual graphics... but better then 7750 alone...
downloadin tomb rider now
will see how it works outwell as our guess, at least HD7770 will amkes more performance than HD7750 on dual graohics. but if you said that using Lucid is seem makes the perfomance less than dual graphic, maybe because lucd is more optimizd for intel based processor than APU...
oh, by the way I just finished download TOMB RAIDER with update pacth to 1.01.743.0... without dual graphics, on setting 1280x720, FXAA, AF 4x, V-Sync triple Buffred... on advance setting, is texture and detail set on high, but the rest (SSAO, Depth of Field, Hair Quality, Reflections, Shadow and Shadow resolution) is set on normal... and get around 32fps as average... but when TressFX enabled... I get 15-12fps...
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the_neo
May 30, 2013 3:27:34 PM
the_neo
May 31, 2013 5:14:05 AM
Tomb Raider -
your settings : 1280x720 , FXAA, AF 4x , V-Sync tripple buffered , advanced: texture, detail : high, SSAO,Depth of Field, Hair Quality,Reflections , Shadow and Shadow resolution : normal , post procesing, high precision and tesselation you did not mention so this you get with on and off pretty much the same but when you disable v-sync its stays at around 60fps (double less then when v-sync is off)
Min, Max, Avg
41, 62, 53.950 (fps)
your settings, v-sync turned off (i dont know why you would enable it anyway) :
Min, Max, Avg
45, 128, 96.767 (fps)
your settings + Hair Quality : TressFx
Min, Max, Avg
28, 61, 45.567 (fps)
Min, Max, Avg
26, 47, 39.100 (fps) (this is with post processing etc on.)
EDIT*
all settings maxed out (also ultra, and 1920x1080 resolution) : (no tressfx and AA set to FXAA)
Min, Max, Avg
27, 44, 36.883 (fps)
with tressFX on :
Min, Max, Avg
11, 36, 25.183 (fps)
stressing the cards was 7750 at 99% , but 7660 max 50%
your settings : 1280x720 , FXAA, AF 4x , V-Sync tripple buffered , advanced: texture, detail : high, SSAO,Depth of Field, Hair Quality,Reflections , Shadow and Shadow resolution : normal , post procesing, high precision and tesselation you did not mention so this you get with on and off pretty much the same but when you disable v-sync its stays at around 60fps (double less then when v-sync is off)
Min, Max, Avg
41, 62, 53.950 (fps)
your settings, v-sync turned off (i dont know why you would enable it anyway) :
Min, Max, Avg
45, 128, 96.767 (fps)
your settings + Hair Quality : TressFx
Min, Max, Avg
28, 61, 45.567 (fps)
Min, Max, Avg
26, 47, 39.100 (fps) (this is with post processing etc on.)
EDIT*
all settings maxed out (also ultra, and 1920x1080 resolution) : (no tressfx and AA set to FXAA)
Min, Max, Avg
27, 44, 36.883 (fps)
with tressFX on :
Min, Max, Avg
11, 36, 25.183 (fps)
stressing the cards was 7750 at 99% , but 7660 max 50%
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aibenq
May 31, 2013 8:34:03 AM
the_neo said:
Tomb Raider - your settings : 1280x720 , FXAA, AF 4x , V-Sync tripple buffered , advanced: texture, detail : high, SSAO,Depth of Field, Hair Quality,Reflections , Shadow and Shadow resolution : normal , post procesing, high precision and tesselation you did not mention so this you get with on and off pretty much the same but when you disable v-sync its stays at around 60fps (double less then when v-sync is off)
Min, Max, Avg
41, 62, 53.950 (fps)
your settings, v-sync turned off (i dont know why you would enable it anyway) :
Min, Max, Avg
45, 128, 96.767 (fps)
your settings + Hair Quality : TressFx
Min, Max, Avg
28, 61, 45.567 (fps)
Min, Max, Avg
26, 47, 39.100 (fps) (this is with post processing etc on.)
EDIT*
all settings maxed out (also ultra, and 1920x1080 resolution) : (no tressfx and AA set to FXAA)
Min, Max, Avg
27, 44, 36.883 (fps)
with tressFX on :
Min, Max, Avg
11, 36, 25.183 (fps)
stressing the cards was 7750 at 99% , but 7660 max 50%
oh I forgot to tell you all the processing (screen effect and etc is on), and why I turn on the V-Syn, because I hate those tearing... but seeing the performance, even with V-Sync on, seems twice than mine, and tressFX enabled, seems also giving performance 2.5x than APU only... except on FullHD resolution.
it's seems we will get smoother gameplay with eye candy effect and looks on 1280x720... but still the performance is really great jump... anyway, thanks for these review anyway... now I really had confidencet to use HD7750 as dual graphic... XD
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the_neo
May 31, 2013 8:39:41 AM
aibenq
May 31, 2013 9:56:35 AM
the_neo
June 8, 2013 12:55:45 PM
no, its the ddr5 version as i said the MSI 7750 OC version : http://www.msi.com/product/vga/R7750-PMD1GD5-OC.html
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the_neo said:
no, its the ddr5 version as i said the MSI 7750 OC version : http://www.msi.com/product/vga/R7750-PMD1GD5-OC.htmlmmmm... i was looking at those pictures but the captions weren't clear. with the monitor plugged into the motherboard, what boost are you getting in dual graphics over just using the a10 gpu?
I noticed you were getting better performance plugged into the video card, which makes sense since the APU will use the gddr5 on the card instead of it's own dd3 ram set aside for it when you plug into the video card (some benches prove a 6670 with ddr5 will dual graphics almost 20-30% faster when the monitor is plugged into the gpu... when you plug the monitor into the mb, the system will downclock the gpu's ram to match system ram speed...)
I guess what i'm asking is... taking the ram out of the equation, are you getting an actual boost in performance over a base a10? What's the a10's score vs the a10+7750 when the monitor is plugged into the motherboard (for both tests)
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yy885
June 19, 2013 6:32:13 PM
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neoson9999
June 21, 2013 11:42:50 PM
neoson9999 said:
Hi,I'm planning to buy a 7750 and pair it with my a10-5800k. Do I have to worry about drivers or will AMD Catalyst take care of installing them?
Thanks
why spend 120 on a cpu that has a igpu, only to get a dedicated gpu?
If you're gonna drop 120 on a cpu get a FX6300 and match it to that 7750.
Also, don't get a ddr3 version of the hd7750... get the gddr5 version. 1gb memory is all you'll ever need for that gpu anyway.
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neoson9999
June 22, 2013 8:04:10 PM
ingtar33 said:
neoson9999 said:
Hi,I'm planning to buy a 7750 and pair it with my a10-5800k. Do I have to worry about drivers or will AMD Catalyst take care of installing them?
Thanks
why spend 120 on a cpu that has a igpu, only to get a dedicated gpu?
If you're gonna drop 120 on a cpu get a FX6300 and match it to that 7750.
Also, don't get a ddr3 version of the hd7750... get the gddr5 version. 1gb memory is all you'll ever need for that gpu anyway.
Oh sorry, I think my post was a bit unclear. I already have an a10, bought it 2 months ago.
I wasn't really planning on buying a gpu for it until I found this thread. Adding a 7750 would give a huge gain on performance + dual graphics so maybe I can still put the a10's igpu to good use.
Gddr5? Alright, I'll keep it mind.
Thanks for the advice
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neoson9999 said:
ingtar33 said:
neoson9999 said:
Hi,I'm planning to buy a 7750 and pair it with my a10-5800k. Do I have to worry about drivers or will AMD Catalyst take care of installing them?
Thanks
why spend 120 on a cpu that has a igpu, only to get a dedicated gpu?
If you're gonna drop 120 on a cpu get a FX6300 and match it to that 7750.
Also, don't get a ddr3 version of the hd7750... get the gddr5 version. 1gb memory is all you'll ever need for that gpu anyway.
Oh sorry, I think my post was a bit unclear. I already have an a10, bought it 2 months ago.
I wasn't really planning on buying a gpu for it until I found this thread. Adding a 7750 would give a huge gain on performance + dual graphics so maybe I can still put the a10's igpu to good use.
Gddr5? Alright, I'll keep it mind.
Thanks for the advice
you can't dual graphics with a 7750... only a 6670.
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the_neo
June 23, 2013 6:04:32 PM
ingtar33 said:
neoson9999 said:
ingtar33 said:
neoson9999 said:
Hi,I'm planning to buy a 7750 and pair it with my a10-5800k. Do I have to worry about drivers or will AMD Catalyst take care of installing them?
Thanks
why spend 120 on a cpu that has a igpu, only to get a dedicated gpu?
If you're gonna drop 120 on a cpu get a FX6300 and match it to that 7750.
Also, don't get a ddr3 version of the hd7750... get the gddr5 version. 1gb memory is all you'll ever need for that gpu anyway.
Oh sorry, I think my post was a bit unclear. I already have an a10, bought it 2 months ago.
I wasn't really planning on buying a gpu for it until I found this thread. Adding a 7750 would give a huge gain on performance + dual graphics so maybe I can still put the a10's igpu to good use.
Gddr5? Alright, I'll keep it mind.
Thanks for the advice
you can't dual graphics with a 7750... only a 6670.
still so freaking funny when someone posts that you cant dual graphics 5800+7750 IN THE THRED WHERE THE PROOF IS -.- ? and you if your are going for a 7750 get the ddr5....
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the_neo said:
still so freaking funny when someone posts that you cant dual graphics 5800+7750 IN THE THRED WHERE THE PROOF IS -.- ? and you if your are going for a 7750 get the ddr5.... nope. that person wasn't dual graphics the gpu... what he was doing was using the gddr5 on the 7750 to do his graphic ram for his APU; and when he plugged into the 7750, he was just using the base 7750. When you dual graphics an apu with a gpu, it will use the "fastest" ram available for graphic ram... the a10 was simply using the gddr5 for it's igpu. it's a cute trick but it's not dual graphics.
Look at those bench numbers, they "boost" over the 7750 in dual graphics is well within the margin of error. And the performance of the "dual graphics" in tomb raider bench is about in line with everyone else's 7750 benching in tombraider.
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the_neo
June 23, 2013 8:47:55 PM
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
still so freaking funny when someone posts that you cant dual graphics 5800+7750 IN THE THRED WHERE THE PROOF IS -.- ? and you if your are going for a 7750 get the ddr5.... nope. that person wasn't dual graphics the gpu... what he was doing was using the gddr5 on the 7750 to do his graphic ram for his APU; and when he plugged into the 7750, he was just using the base 7750. When you dual graphics an apu with a gpu, it will use the "fastest" ram available for graphic ram... the a10 was simply using the gddr5 for it's igpu. it's a cute trick but it's not dual graphics.
Look at those bench numbers, they "boost" over the 7750 in dual graphics is well within the margin of error. And the performance of the "dual graphics" in tomb raider bench is about in line with everyone else's 7750 benching in tombraider.
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that.
Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
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the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
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haider95
June 24, 2013 9:14:43 AM
the_neo
June 24, 2013 4:23:33 PM
haider95 said:
9/10 Post. Would read againthx bro!
and you ingtar23 , i bougt thease components just to test it out couse i was frustrated by people saying it will not work, i did it just couse of 1 video i watched that i tought was worth trying it out, i needed a new pc so i chose to test it out in this situation , its your choise to belive or not to belive, you have links to 3dMark verified tests, if you still dont beive get the chard and the setup and test it out yourself... or come visit me
EDIT:
oh and yeah if you dindnt understand it in the review ore maybe someone other, i told at the end, i would recomend to buy a 7750 ddr5 for dual graphics IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A a10 5800k , if not buy a better GPU and not a CPU with intigreted graphics.
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nokiddingboss
June 25, 2013 10:06:35 AM
even though it works, there may be some unforeseeable bugs in other games/apps using this set-up which may be the reason amd didn't officially announced that their apu's supported it. however i must say that this brings hope to amd's future. once kaveri officially supports this feature and enable hybrid xfire with at least an hd7850 then they'll be dealing a great blow against intel and nvidia on the budget up to mainstream market essentially locking up that price segment all for themselves.
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tourist
June 30, 2013 9:06:36 AM
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
If you do, i have some prime waterfront(swampland) to sell ya. If he was using a custom driver i would be more inclined to believe the results.
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tourist said:
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
If you do, i have some prime waterfront(swampland) to sell ya. If he was using a custom driver i would be more inclined to believe the results.
agreed
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neoson9999
June 30, 2013 9:35:36 PM
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
So I bought a 7750 yesterday and paired it with my a10 5800k.
I checked GPU-Z and the 7750 is my primary. Also, the dropdown shows both the 7750 and 7660 so I guess that means Dual Graphics mode is on.
With just the iGPU, I only get around 20-25 fps on 1024x768 High Settings on Crysis 2. Adding the 7750, I get 40-50 fps on 1366x768 Extreme Settings.
However, I'm not sure if I got this huge fps boost because of Dual Graphics or if the 7750 is actually capable to begin with. I'm going to test this further and post the results here.
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neoson9999 said:
So I bought a 7750 yesterday and paired it with my a10 5800k.I checked GPU-Z and the 7750 is my primary. Also, the dropdown shows both the 7750 and 7660 so I guess that means Dual Graphics mode is on.
With just the iGPU, I only get around 20-25 fps on 1024x768 High Settings on Crysis 2. Adding the 7750, I get 40-50 fps on 1366x768 Extreme Settings.
However, I'm not sure if I got this huge fps boost because of Dual Graphics or if the 7750 is actually capable to begin with. I'm going to test this further and post the results here.
no it doesn't. you need to turn on dual graphics in CCC
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kebbz
July 4, 2013 7:57:03 PM
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
Wow your a hard one. FYI it does work. Look at this link:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2924...
Just look at it. 30% Increase in 3D mark points is not Marginal. It's really what you call a boost compared to IGPU benchmarks.
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tourist
July 4, 2013 8:08:25 PM
kebbz said:
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
Wow your a hard one. FYI it does work. Look at this link:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2924...
Just look at it. 30% Increase in 3D mark points is not Marginal. It's really what you call a boost compared to IGPU benchmarks.
If you think he is hard, you will find me to be a brick wall. Amd techs have already confirmed what he is seeing is memory differences, Only 30% improvement should tell you that. I get 80% scaling with a 6570+ 6550d.
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kebbz
July 4, 2013 8:19:12 PM
tourist said:
kebbz said:
ingtar33 said:
the_neo said:
that person who did the review if you dont see was me. even more silly you didnt get that. Oh and yeah : plugged in the iGPU , 7750 runs and 7660 runs too (you can see it in amd system manager the gpu usage of both cards) i tested it out not in all games couse of support and amd drivers but you cant say that 50fps in BF3 is what you geht with a 7660 using the ddr5 ram (15fps only iGPU) or that it is using only the 7750 (25-35 fps ony 7750) so read it again if you dont understand, if you dont belive try it out. still running the same setup right now from where i´m typing.
quite simply i don't believe you.
if it worked i'm sure someone else would have found this out by now. yet no matter where i look no one can confirm this. If someone else were to try this and post screenies in this thread proving it worked i'll believe you and apologize.
without confirmation i'm not buying it.
Wow your a hard one. FYI it does work. Look at this link:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2924...
Just look at it. 30% Increase in 3D mark points is not Marginal. It's really what you call a boost compared to IGPU benchmarks.
If you think he is hard, you will find me to be a brick wall. Amd techs have already confirmed what he is seeing is memory differences, Only 30% improvement should tell you that. I get 80% scaling with a 6570+ 6550d.
I meant 30% improvement from the discrete only 7750 results.
Look.
A10-5800k + 6670 = 2869 3DMARK11 points
A10-5800K + 7750 = 3839 3DMARK11 points.
That's a significant increase. That's close to HD 7770's 3910 3dmark11 points!
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tourist
July 4, 2013 8:22:39 PM
You of all people should not be believing in you tube videos.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/279539-29-failed-over...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/279539-29-failed-over...
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kebbz
July 4, 2013 8:24:02 PM
tourist said:
You of all people should not be believing in you tube videos.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/279539-29-failed-over...
off-topic?
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tourist
July 4, 2013 8:29:35 PM
kebbz said:
tourist said:
You of all people should not be believing in you tube videos.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/279539-29-failed-over...
off-topic?
LOL. see the little report abuse button below my posts. hit it i need a good 4 of july laugh.
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tourist
July 4, 2013 8:49:59 PM
And just for clarification he is running 2x7750
even 3dmark shows this at the top
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5886088
He will argue that is just a anomaly but yet when he runs the 7660d+ 6670 it shows accurately.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5911412
even 3dmark shows this at the top
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5886088
He will argue that is just a anomaly but yet when he runs the 7660d+ 6670 it shows accurately.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5911412
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neoson9999
July 5, 2013 1:56:33 AM
Okay, so I disabled Dual Graphics in the BIOS and there doesn't seem to be a difference in performance (Note: I'm not using any benchmarking tool, I'm just basing it on the FPS shown by Fraps).
Also, even with Dual Graphics enabled, CCC doesn't seem to show the Dual Graphics option.
Maybe you guys are right and 7750 cannot Dual Graphics with the AMD A10 after all. Or maybe there's a step that I missed?
Anyway, if you already have an A10 and if you're playing @ 720p, the performance increase given by the 7750 alone is good enough and well worth the money.
Also, even with Dual Graphics enabled, CCC doesn't seem to show the Dual Graphics option.
Maybe you guys are right and 7750 cannot Dual Graphics with the AMD A10 after all. Or maybe there's a step that I missed?
Anyway, if you already have an A10 and if you're playing @ 720p, the performance increase given by the 7750 alone is good enough and well worth the money.
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kebbz
July 5, 2013 3:09:26 AM
neoson9999 said:
Okay, so I disabled Dual Graphics in the BIOS and there doesn't seem to be a difference in performance (Note: I'm not using any benchmarking tool, I'm just basing it on the FPS shown by Fraps). Also, even with Dual Graphics enabled, CCC doesn't seem to show the Dual Graphics option.
Maybe you guys are right and 7750 cannot Dual Graphics with the AMD A10 after all. Or maybe there's a step that I missed?
Anyway, if you already have an A10 and if you're playing @ 720p, the performance increase given by the 7750 alone is good enough and well worth the money.
Have you tried connecting the monitor to the onboard gpu?
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kebbz said:
neoson9999 said:
Okay, so I disabled Dual Graphics in the BIOS and there doesn't seem to be a difference in performance (Note: I'm not using any benchmarking tool, I'm just basing it on the FPS shown by Fraps). Also, even with Dual Graphics enabled, CCC doesn't seem to show the Dual Graphics option.
Maybe you guys are right and 7750 cannot Dual Graphics with the AMD A10 after all. Or maybe there's a step that I missed?
Anyway, if you already have an A10 and if you're playing @ 720p, the performance increase given by the 7750 alone is good enough and well worth the money.
Have you tried connecting the monitor to the onboard gpu?
not going to matter. all he's gonna get is the system will use the ddr3 system ram for the graphics instead of the gddr5 on the gpu.
but as we said, dual graphics won't work with a 7750.
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tourist
July 5, 2013 12:40:55 PM
neoson9999 said:
Also, even with Dual Graphics enabled, CCC doesn't seem to show the Dual Graphics option.
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the_neo
July 5, 2013 2:19:18 PM
for the problem of i dont know who, i didnt have an option to enable dual graphics in BIOS , maybe its cause of my MBO , you know whitch it is its in the review... and someone contacted me about microshuttering, yeah its present in bf3, it felt at times better with lower fps on only the 7750 ... but that was not the point of the review
the point was to show that it works, no modified drivers, original drivers directly and fresh out of amds website. and about only the memmory being used, its funny to see that the 7750 renders som crap when i open up firefox, the fans shut down if i dont run any aplication beside a video in media player, but when i run firefox it starts spinning the fans
... and in bf3 the memory usage was 2 gigs at times, and only the gpu shared memory was taken and the 7750 memory
..... ok whatever people
i dont really care if you belive it works or nat, coult not care less i did it just couse i was curios if it will work, i wantet to share my results with others that had the same question but didnt want to buy somthing that isnt a shure thing
Enyoy
the point was to show that it works, no modified drivers, original drivers directly and fresh out of amds website. and about only the memmory being used, its funny to see that the 7750 renders som crap when i open up firefox, the fans shut down if i dont run any aplication beside a video in media player, but when i run firefox it starts spinning the fans
... and in bf3 the memory usage was 2 gigs at times, and only the gpu shared memory was taken and the 7750 memory
..... ok whatever people
i dont really care if you belive it works or nat, coult not care less i did it just couse i was curios if it will work, i wantet to share my results with others that had the same question but didnt want to buy somthing that isnt a shure thing
Enyoy
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tourist
July 5, 2013 6:04:49 PM
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the_neo
July 5, 2013 7:24:28 PM
tourist said:
Some boards had dual graphics as a bios option. If you are happy that is all that matters but until a reputable site can confirm this with detailed analysis. Yours is full of inconsistencies and questionable results, one can hardly expect the community to accept those results as fact or valid.as i said, just to prove that it works about other things i didnt care, i dont belive some site will test this
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tourist
July 5, 2013 8:27:52 PM
The guy pitching the 100mpg carburetor said the some thing.
Why would they not test it? It would be a bombshell, everyone would be hitting google search going to youtube looking at the video. I smart idea for generating revenue hits.
The more logical answer is they have tested and discovered it does not work.
Why would they not test it? It would be a bombshell, everyone would be hitting google search going to youtube looking at the video. I smart idea for generating revenue hits.
The more logical answer is they have tested and discovered it does not work.
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Carlos Alex
July 18, 2013 7:48:03 AM
It's hilarious. All the evidence is there and some simply do not believe. Say it is not dual graphics because the IGP is benefited by the faster memory the 7750 is stupid because this would mean that the 7660D (VLIW4, 800 MHz, 384 sp) is at least 30% faster than the 7750 (CGN, 900MHz, 512 sp, etc) but suffers bottleneck when using DDR3. I have this combination (a10-5800K, 7750 lp, ddr3-2400, CCC 13.4, windows 8).
The results of 3dMark (Performance Test) are:
Only 7750: 2958
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 3600
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 3956
The result of FRAPS in Skyrim (1080p, ultra-high settings, hi-res texture pack):
Only 7750: 30 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 37 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 40 fps
I could collect evidence (videos, links, etc.) but I realize that it would not matter. Who is not believing, still not believing.
I agree it is strange there is no official word from AMD about it, but I know it works. Also I find it strange that no reliable site has done this test yet.
The results of 3dMark (Performance Test) are:
Only 7750: 2958
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 3600
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 3956
The result of FRAPS in Skyrim (1080p, ultra-high settings, hi-res texture pack):
Only 7750: 30 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 37 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 40 fps
I could collect evidence (videos, links, etc.) but I realize that it would not matter. Who is not believing, still not believing.
I agree it is strange there is no official word from AMD about it, but I know it works. Also I find it strange that no reliable site has done this test yet.
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the_neo
July 18, 2013 7:51:00 AM
Carlos Alex said:
It's hilarious. All the evidence is there and some simply do not believe. Say it is not dual graphics because the IGP is benefited by the faster memory the 7750 is stupid because this would mean that the 7660D (VLIW4, 800 MHz, 384 sp) is at least 30% faster than the 7750 (CGN, 900MHz, 512 sp, etc) but suffers bottleneck when using DDR3. I have this combination (a10-5800K, 7750 lp, ddr3-2400, CCC 13.4, windows 8).The results of 3dMark (Performance Test) are:
Only 7750: 2958
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 3600
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 3956
The result of FRAPS in Skyrim (1080p, ultra-high settings, hi-res texture pack):
Only 7750: 30 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 37 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 40 fps
I could collect evidence (videos, links, etc.) but I realize that it would not matter. Who is not believing, still not believing.
I agree it is strange there is no official word from AMD about it, but I know it works. Also I find it strange that no reliable site has done this test yet.
tnx bro
its damn funny to see that the people say it will not work, but we both know its working
tnx for adding the results so the performance increasse is wissible not only in the review but with another one too
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tourist
July 18, 2013 9:13:01 AM
tourist
July 18, 2013 9:15:26 AM
Carlos Alex said:
It's hilarious. All the evidence is there and some simply do not believe. Say it is not dual graphics because the IGP is benefited by the faster memory the 7750 is stupid because this would mean that the 7660D (VLIW4, 800 MHz, 384 sp) is at least 30% faster than the 7750 (CGN, 900MHz, 512 sp, etc) but suffers bottleneck when using DDR3. I have this combination (a10-5800K, 7750 lp, ddr3-2400, CCC 13.4, windows 8).The results of 3dMark (Performance Test) are:
Only 7750: 2958
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 3600
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 3956
The result of FRAPS in Skyrim (1080p, ultra-high settings, hi-res texture pack):
Only 7750: 30 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 37 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 40 fps
I could collect evidence (videos, links, etc.) but I realize that it would not matter. Who is not believing, still not believing.
I agree it is strange there is no official word from AMD about it, but I know it works. Also I find it strange that no reliable site has done this test yet.
WHAT is funny is you believe reputable site have not tried this including amd themselves
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Carlos Alex
July 18, 2013 9:23:29 AM
tourist said:
Carlos Alex said:
It's hilarious. All the evidence is there and some simply do not believe. Say it is not dual graphics because the IGP is benefited by the faster memory the 7750 is stupid because this would mean that the 7660D (VLIW4, 800 MHz, 384 sp) is at least 30% faster than the 7750 (CGN, 900MHz, 512 sp, etc) but suffers bottleneck when using DDR3. I have this combination (a10-5800K, 7750 lp, ddr3-2400, CCC 13.4, windows 8).The results of 3dMark (Performance Test) are:
Only 7750: 2958
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 3600
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 3956
The result of FRAPS in Skyrim (1080p, ultra-high settings, hi-res texture pack):
Only 7750: 30 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (PCIE as primary): 37 fps
7750 +7660 d in dual graphics (IGP as primary): 40 fps
I could collect evidence (videos, links, etc.) but I realize that it would not matter. Who is not believing, still not believing.
I agree it is strange there is no official word from AMD about it, but I know it works. Also I find it strange that no reliable site has done this test yet.
WHAT is funny is you believe reputable site have not tried this including amd themselves
Well, I have not found anything out there.
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