AMD A10 7870K

AMD's latest high-end APU, the A10-7870K, brings an uptick in clock speed and a substantive increase in graphics performance at a lower price, making it a good fit for budget-conscious gamers.

AMD’s A10-7870K is the strongest integrated graphics CPU on the market, but the performance numbers still aren’t all that impressive for modern gaming.

We review Godavari, the new A10-7870K APU from AMD. Initially intended for system-integrators who want to offer a nice APU at a reasonable price. However the 7870K today also will see the retail channe... Introduction

Much attention these days is given to Intel's Core CPUs, but how about AMD's latest A10-7870K Kaveri Refresh APU? It might just surprise you.

AMD's new A10-7890K represents the very top of the low-cost APU family. We're answering whether it can breathe new life into the line via online gaming, or if its small clock rate bump just isn't worth more money compared to the A10-7870K.

AMD has announced its updated variant of the A10-7850K CPU that’s practically the same, but offers a bit better graphics and computing performance. Why is that? Тhe CPU cores have received a …

Introduction Even though AMD is making the final preparations for their hotly-anticipated Zen architecture, there's still many circumstances which allow existing products to be a viable alternative. In particular, AMD has excelled in the APU market and produced a number of models which offer an impressive single chip solution. Of course, APUs aren't designed to contend with the majority of discrete graphics cards and it's important to have realistic expectations. Generally, APUs are useful in small-form-factor PCs or systems bound by a tight budget. Furthermore, it's quite common for those considering an APU to play competitive games which rely more

Today I take a look at the AMD A10-7870K which is one of the latest APU's to hit the market and make use of an integrated R7 graphics core, making it a great all around solution.