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AMD A10-7800 & A6-7400K APUs Run Great On Linux
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Originally posted by riklaunim View PostTesting i7-3632QM at the moment. pts/hpcc-1.1.4 will gonna take few hours
I'm not entirely sure how much a i7-3632QM is supposed to cost, but i think it's about double the price of the 7800, so of course it should be expected to be faster.
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As it's part of an old Ivy Bridge laptop generation is not that much expensive. Laptops with those are already hard to get and are priced max at 2/3 of similar Haswell quad i7 based laptops. However GPU is HD 4000 so it will be interesting to see how this "old" Intel will compete with latest AMD APU.
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And here it is: http://openbenchmarking.org/result/1...KH-1408099KH43
(Unigine Heaven is invalid for intel GPU)
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Originally posted by curaga View PostAn Ivy matching the top Kaveri in most graphics? Shame on you AMD.
If you note the A6-7400K with an MSRP of only $77 holds it's own very well against that i7 in terms of GPU performance.
Tell us again how a BMW is better then a Toyota...
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Originally posted by molecule-eye View PostOnly up to 2133 is supported. You could have done a quick google search to find that out.
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BTW i don't like ondemand governor used for AMD processors benchmarking, performance is much faster .Last edited by dungeon; 10 August 2014, 05:30 AM.
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i've played with the mind to buy a APU, but the cpu part is in my opinion to weak and the gpu is to strong for a integrated GPU.
For the same Money i get a i5 thats outperform the CPU part from the A10.
I wish AMD comes with a new FX in the near future. If they want a gpu in it, its fine for me but please not more as a R3 like in the Sempron 2650
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