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Gigabyte F2A85X-UP4 & AMD A10 5800K Review (w/ discrete)

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A good all round score, supported by the Solid State drive and powerful discrete graphics solution.

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4 comments

  1. The prices of these A85X motherboards are stupid. I wouldnt pay this for a board for a £95 chip

  2. Nice one AMD, im impressed with this chip. might think about getting one later this year, but I agree on motherboard price. it makes the whole deal seem less palatable.

  3. Awesome stuff, love it.

  4. Does kind of make me wonder when using a discrete graphics, that unless the on-board graphics hybrid crossfires with it, what’s the point of having have half the die of the chip made up of graphics. Being a gamer i wouldn’t be using the on-board, I know that it is a nice balance, but id love to see an AMD Piledriver sans graphics (Binary ?) with the full die for the CPU. Selfish maybe… 😉