Recent content by mee_wanton

Ok. So I'm looking forward to compare Summit Ridge Zen CPUs early next year to see what I can get best bang for buck after I rack up some cash. What I'm wondering is why AMD is advertising the new line of CPUs with x86 efficiency. Aren't CPUs nowadays all 64 bit? Or am I getting all my facts wrong?

If you plan to get a gtx 950, you might as well wait for the Gtx 1050Ti coming out this week

Hi. I'm wondering if I should wait for the gtx 1050, even when there's a good sale for the gtx 950 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BX3FCH8/ref=twister_B0144K10RI?_encoding=UTF8&th=1 I have an AMD A10 7870k apu with the relative performance to that of an AMD x4 860k cpu so I'm worried about...

I built a budget system last year without a gpu. I'm wanting to install a gtx 1060 alongside the amd a10-7870k apu I have @ 3.9 Ghz. Will it bottleneck the gtx 1060?

I have an amd A10 7870k Apu (black edition) which means that I'm meant to be able to overclock it. The thing is, I'm running the stock cooler and I used to cap the clock/frequency speed at 74% with the older drivers to keep the pc quiet. Ever since I updated the drivers to the new Radeon Crimson...

I have an Amd A10-7870k apu with the latest driver update. In the Radeon settings, under the tabs of Gaming > Global settings, there is supposedly meant to be a tab for overclocking called 'Overdrive'. Unfortunately for me, this is nowhere to be seen. If you can help, please answer to my thread.

So basically I ordered a dual channel RAM (G.skill trident.x 8gb) which claims a 2400MHz speed. But then I checked and found that my motherboard has a max bus clock of 2133MHz. Will this limit the speed of my RAM? Will I need to set my RAM speed in bios to 2133MHz?