Currently, AMD Has 2 New AMD Athlon CPU named AMD Athlon X4 760K and AMD Athlon X4 860K FM2 + Socket CPU.
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The X4 760K Powered by Richland CPU Cores, while the X4 860K Powered by Steam roller CPU cores , This CPU Not Have IGP ( Intergrated Graphics Processing Unit ) like the amd APU Series, but with really good price around ( $ 90 - 100 ) in some online retailer.
it has 4 CPU Cores Clocked @3.8 Ghz Base 4.1 Ghz Boost for the X4 760K and 4 CPU Cores Clocked @3.7 Ghz Base. 4.0 Ghz Boost for The X4 860K, the X4 760K has 100W OF TDP which the X4 860K have lower TDP ( 95 Waat ).
Highly Recommend for the Budget Gaming CPU Build, because it has Great Price / Performance Ratio & Can Suppport DDR3 Memory up to 1866Mhz Frequency.
Technical Specification
Simply
put this is a A10-7850K without the integrated GPU, it has the same 4
Steamroller cores, 4MB of L2 cache, unlocked multiplier and TDP.
Compared
to it's popular Richland counterpart, the Athlon 760K, the 860K
features the updated Steamroller core architecture, clock speeds lowered
by 100MHz and a decrease in TDP of 95W. The 760K was a very popular CPU
for budget gaming PCs over the last year, so lets hope the 860K can
give gamers a new budget CPU option to combat the budget performance
provided by Intel's Pentium K.
In our Gaming tests we used Tomb
Raider, Hitman Absolution and Sleeping Dogs. We used the same settings
we used in our Kaveri Review and, you guess it, the 860K with the R7 250
gives significantly better performance than the 7850K APU in all the
games tested.
The AMD A10-7850K APU can be ran hybrid crossfire
with a R7 250 GPU in what AMD has called "Dual Graphics" mode, we have
shown the Gaming results of that Graphics configuration below. In the 3
games tested only Tomb Raider was able to benefit from the Dual GPU
setup, though not considerably. In Sleeping Dogs the dual graphics
performance was slightly worse than that of the R7 250 on it own and in
Hitman Absolution the performance was worse than the APU by itself and
considerably worse than a single R7 250.
It is clear that as a
whole the 860K + R7 250 is a better setup than the A10-7850K + R7 250 in
dual graphics mode, both from a performance basis and in terms of
cost.
In general the 860K performs better than the 760K while
gaming, with the only exception being the 1866MHz Stock 860K test. With
the R7 250 in these games and settings we were able to get very playable
framerates. Overclocking the 860K and using faster ram do give
performance benefits, but we can obviously see below that we are limited
much more by the GPU here than the CPU in these tests showing that this
CPU is indeed good enough for gaming.
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