The A10-7850K is also a fair bit behind AMD's FX line of straight CPUs too, despite being only marginally cheaper, but again Mantle will halve the deficit. The difference is smaller, but it's most ...

The Core i3-4330 is beaten only by the A10-7850K, while the Core i5-4670S edges out even AMD's new APU. Next, we have AMD's three HSA-enabled applications that the company was able to distribute ...

AMD has unveiled their A10-7890K, their fastest APU to date, with 1.02TFLOPS of compute performance. The quad-core A10-7890K is the same design as previous Godavari/Kaveri APUs, with a 4MB L2 ...

AMD A10-5800K and A8-5600K Side-by-Side AMD's lowest power desktop chip is the A4-5300, which is a dual-core CPU with a Radeon HD 7480D graphics engine on board consisting of 128 Radeon cores.

The AMD A10-7870K AMD's boxed APUs com with a boxed cooler, warranty information, sticker, and the APU. The boxed cooler is actually a very good value considering the final price of the product.

Still, AMD says that anyone with an FM2 or FM2+ motherboard should be able to slot in the A10-7870K (or other new APUs), provided the motherboard manufacturer issues a BIOS update.

This particular A10-5800K model gets two modules and, therefore, four AMD-style cores. Clock speeds are rated at 3.8GHz base and 4.2GHz Turbo and you get a grand total of 4MB cache.

The $155 price on the A10-7890K is a bit high, even if we only compare it with AMD's other processors. The A10-7850K from 2014 is just $119, while the A10-7870K is $135.

AMD's Trinity A10 APU or Application Processing Unit, combines both a quad-core X86 processing engine as well as a DX11 capable graphics core, DDR3 ...

The A10-7800, AMD's latest CPU/GPU, can't be overclocked, but paired with fast RAM, it can handle 1080p gaming quite well, and it can run in a lower-power mode without a huge hit to performance.

AMD has supplied us with two chips to review: the A8-5600K and the A10-5800K. Both are K-series parts with unlocked multipliers for easy overclocking, but they unfortunately both have 100W TDP limits.

AMD's Richland APUs boost clock speeds and refine power consumption. In particular, the AMD A10-6800K is a decent, low-cost alternative to Intel's Core i3/i5 products.