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A10-7800 CPU Review

We tested the A10-7800, a quad-core socket FM2+ processor from AMD with a Radeon R7 integrated GPU, codenamed Kaveri. Check it out!

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Introduction

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. The Reviewed CPUs
  • 3. How We Tested
  • 4. PCMark 8
  • 5. 3DMark
  • 6. Cinebench R15
  • 7. DivX
  • 8. DVDShrink
  • 9. Media Espresso 6.7
  • 10. Photoshop CC
  • 11. Battlefield 4
  • 12. F1 2013
  • 13. Far Cry 3
  • 14. Conclusions

The AMD A10-7800 is a mainstream desktop CPU (or APU, as the manufacturer calls it), altough it is one the most expensive processors available for the platform FM2+. The A-series 7xxx CPUs are codenamed “Kaveri”, and they are more energy-efficient than the previous generation, “Richland”. The A10-7800 has a 65 W TDP, which can be lowered to 45 W (at expense of a lower maximum clock rate), if the BIOS of your motherboard supports this option. The A10-7800 is based on a microarchitecture called “Steamroller” and, as mentioned, it uses the FM2+ socket.

We will compare the A10-7800 with the A10-6800K and the Core i3-4150, which are also quad-core CPUs available more or less in the same price range. We also included the A6-6400K and the Pentium G3220, two low-end, dual-core CPUs that make use of the same platforms, just to give you an ideia of how faster are more expensive processors compared to the more inexpensive models.

Figure 1 unveils the A10-7800 CPU.

A10-7800Figure 1: the A10-7800 CPU

Let’s compare the main specs of the tested CPUs in the next page.

Continue: The Reviewed CPUs

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