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Radeon HD 8670d

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I understand this is no where near a high end gpu, but it sure isn't an Intel chipset either.

I understand the speed of your ram makes a large difference in gaming.
(10%-40% from 1600MHz to 2400MHz)

Does anyone else use this IGP as well?
 
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The 8670D is the GPU in an A10 6800K AMD APU. Do you have a particular question?
 
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Just wondering what other users feel about it, but the user base may not be large for this particular chip.

EDIT: I own an A10-6800K
 
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Well, I have a 5800K which pretty much uses the same thing (just clocked a little lower) and I really like it. I can play most games on medium settings at 1080p. I'm just using 1866mhz RAM and it seems to be working well. :)

Check out this thread: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=186456
 
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Very nice. AMD has always given the most bang for your buck I believe. I'm planning on getting a HD 7750 to crossfire with the 8670d, perfect harmony.
 
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I have a 6800k for my htpc. It is just as bad as any other intergrated graphics unless you pair it up with some high speed ram. APUs love high speed ram. DDR3-2133 or DDR3-2400 will make the 8670d useful.

If you are thinking about hybrid crossfire, dont bother. That stuff is broken.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dual-graphics-crossfire-benchmark,3583.html

richland APUs run pretty hot. if you wanna do some decent gaming, go get the nice old CPU+GPU combination. If you just want a htpc, then you may consider 6800k.


See my build here: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=188407
 
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