AMD A10 processor 7800
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AMD A10 processor 7800
I'm currently building a passive cooled pyramix system and was wondering if it would work flawless with an AMD cpu. The A10 7800 has a very good balance between performance, price and heat so it looks very tempting.
Re: AMD A10 processor 7800
I would strongly suggest that you stick to Intel processors.....The Merging FAQ has always suggested using Intel.
If you are looking to build a silent PC, check out the i7 5775c. It has Intel Iris pro graphics which is much friendlier to Merging (Masscore especially)
All the best,
Mark
If you are looking to build a silent PC, check out the i7 5775c. It has Intel Iris pro graphics which is much friendlier to Merging (Masscore especially)
All the best,
Mark
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Soundmirror, Inc.
Boston, MA
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Mark Donahue
Soundmirror, Inc.
Boston, MA
mark@soundmirror.com
www.soundmirror.com
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Re: AMD A10 processor 7800
It's nice but a tad expensive, i guess i go with the i5-4590 i can just handle the heat with my housing and it spec's almost the same