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AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU Processor Review

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AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU

There’s not really much to photograph on a processor. The AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU needs a new socket on the motherboard, the FM2+. However, fear not those who have older APUs will be able to use the FM2 processors in the FM2+ motherboard. AMD, unlike Intel, has pins on the CPU rather than the motherboard socket.

Stream Processors

Up to 512

Core Clock Up to 3.7/4.0GHz
Graphics Clock Up to 720MHz
Memory Support Up to 2400MHz w/ AMP
Typical TDP 45W, 65W, 95W Customizable via Configurable TDP
Chipset Compatibility A88X, A78, A55
HSA Heterogeneous Computing Yes
AMD TrueAudio Technology Yes
API Support DirectX® 11.2Mantle

 

AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU

 

Internally here’s what the CPU would look like. As you can see the AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU contains two dual core Steamroller x86 modules. The Radeon R7, with its 8 GNC-based GPU cores takes up the most space on the CPU die.

For our AMD Dual graphics testing, the folks over at AMD sent us out a MSI R7 250 2GD3 OC video card.

AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU

The MSI R7 250 is a budget card and can currently be found at retailers for about $80.00. The idea is to combine the integrated GPU on the AMD A10-7850K Kaveri APU with the external GPU and enable CrossfireX.

Graphics Engine AMD Radeon R7 250
Bus Standard PCI Express x16 3.0
Memory Type DDR3
Memory Size(MB) 2048
Memory Interface 128 bits
Core Clock Speed(MHz) 1050, Boost Clock: 1100
Memory Clock Speed(MHz) 1800
DVI Output 1 (Single-link DVI-D)
D-SUB Output 1
HDMI-Output 1  (version 1.4a)
HDCP Support Y
HDMI Support Y
Display Output (Max Resolution) 2560×1600
RAMDACs 400
DirectX Version Support 11.2
OpenGL Version Support 4.3
CrossFire Support Y(Software Support)
Card Dimension(mm) 108x111x35mm
Weight 352g

 

AMD A10-7850 Kaveri APU

The MSI R7 250 is a short card which, makes it perfect for small form factor cases such as a mini ATX or ITX systems. This card doesn’t require PCIE power connectors so lower wattage power supplies are also an option.

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