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AMD A8-3850 X4 Quad Core Llano APU $131 (+Free Shipping w/ $15 off code) + A8-3650 for $110
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AMD A8-3850 Link: http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.p...AD3850WNBX $131
USE "FIREWORKS" during check out for $15 off AMD Phenom II A8 X4 Quad Core Processor 3850 (2.9 GHz) FM1, Retail Specifications Mfr Part Number: AD3850WNGXBOX Process Type: AMD Phenom II A8 X4 Quad Core Processor 3850 Frequency: 2.9 GHz L2 Cache: 4 MB Process: 32nm Socket: Socket FM1 Power Consumption: 100 W Graphics Base Frequency: 600 MHz Package: Retail Support Dual channel DDR3-1866 memory AMD A6-3650 Link: http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.p...AD3650WNBX $110 Awesome APU(CPU + GPU on the same chip by AMD) that's great for low-end gaming pc's. The best integrated graphics out there. Of course, the CPU cannot compete with the likes of i5-2500(k) or i7-2600(k) Sandybridge CPUs by Intel but it's not out there to do that as is suggested by the price(puts it as the same level as a 2 core i3). Low power requirement as well if you consider performance per watt while judging [IMAGE]http://media.bestofmicro.com/6/G/298312/original/average%20power%20consumption.png[/IMAGE] AMD A8-3850 Review: http://www.anandtech.com/show/447...850-review |
sounds like, need new motherboard to support PM1
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^ yea, something like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pro...6813138331
PS: I think you meant FM1 :) |
give me miniitx boards and we got a winner
seems that boards are almost as much as chip |
since when APU got so expensive?
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It's basically a 32nm Phenom II 925 with the equivalent of an ATi 5670 slapped on the die. 500M or so transistors just for the GPU. So let's do the math: Phenom II 925 = 95W. ATi 5670 = 60W. Total would be 155W. With this APU, 100W for the exact same performance, and it'll play most any older game perfectly (Left 4 Dead, Counterstrike, Team Fortress etc.). Also I *believe* these can hybrid crossfire. I'll have to read AMD's official release, but if you matched it up with say a 6670, you'd have 5770 graphics performance with a cheapie 300W power supply included in any budget mITX case. It's a nice, efficient build. Would be perfect for Mac Mini's, Dell Zino's or whatever, etc. Personally it's not for me but I thought I'd drop in my $0.02 so people don't overlook these in favor of less well-rounded budget HTPC's such as a Sandy Bridge with integrated. |
This price point puts it at an advantage in the PC sales market...people can actually play games on their PC's without an addon graphics card now. I hope this hits it big.
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Your not really saving anything over an am3 board/dedicated 5670 and a processor honestly other than some power savings I suppose. If the prices comes down I can see this being a viable choice.
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Are these even on newegg yet? I dont see em, but I could be missing it...
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what happened to AM3+?
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Bulldozer should use am3+.
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oh man, should I wait for newegg?
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Very pointless since all the motherboards are all $99+. You can get some pretty reasonable boards in the $60 range for AM3+ and still have $40 which will almost buy you a 5570 (<$60) which is far superior to this. The CPU itself is nothing special and is for the most part the same old Athlon (with no overclocking). Unless you really need minimal 3D gaming with minimal power consumption, I don't know why anybody would want one. Anand also says these suck for HTPC use. [anandtech.com]
AMD is moving to a two Tier system (like Intel) with "performance" parts on the AM3+ socket and "mainstream and value" parts on FM1. |
Deal's dead. Looks like they raised the price.
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Please if you are going to rip a deal from someone else at least link to the rip. Original [anandtech.com] posted at 3:13 AM EST 6/30/11 |
^ guess I forgot since I had another link going on for Anandtech. :confused: I tend to put credit like I have at the end of the following post http://slickdeals.net/forums/show...&t=3002457 Anyhow, it definitely wouldn't have been a link straight to the thread as I am not even sure whether that's allowed. It would've been more like, "Credit: AT Forums" but that's a moot point now.
PS: I think I deserve some credit for getting you registered to this awesome site :lol: |
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