Reviews and Problems with AMD A-Series A8-3870K 3,0GHz Socket FM1 Box
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Building an AMD A8-3870K Llano APU System For Under $300
Legit Reviews
31 August 2012
Excerpt: Are you looking to build a budget PC, but have a limited budget to work with? We have had a number of readers and businesses that we consult with looking for new systems...
Conclusion: If you plan to setup an all-in-one PC that utilize the IGP or need a simple and a cheap system that supports multi-display with AMD Eyefinity technology, the A8-3870K is
Pros: Dual Graphics supports up to 5 displays, Quad-cores, Great price
Summary: The Black Edition A8-3870K APU from AMD is aimed at the mainstream market and offers enough performance for occasional gaming at lower resolutions, other multimedia
Conclusion: AMD's top-of-the-line Fusion refresh APU, the A8-3870K, offers lots of overclocking opportunities, but remains an imperfect standalone solution.
Pros: Unlocked multiplier allows independent overclocking of CPU and GPU components. Improved performance over predecessor. Supports DirectX 11 video.
Cons: Still not a replacement for discrete video cards.
Excerpt: When AMD initially released their Llano-based A-Series APUs, the company targeted cost-conscious consumers looking for highly-integrated, easy to assemble solutions for
Excerpt: With AMDs’ Llano and Bulldozer line releasing within 8 months of each other it was only a matter of time before we saw them merge. The main complaint about Llano was the
Excerpt: Watching technology combine and condense is really fascinating, especially in my line of work. When I'm not reviewing or being a husband/wife, I work as a sleep...