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Amd A8 possible bottlnecking?

GfysPenguinz

i dont want to lose my data cant i upgrade my processor to  a better fm2  or a lower grade graphics card

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That only applies to OEM computers (which the OP could have, I'm not sure), even then, calling Microsoft to activate it could very well still work with a different motherboard, it just won't activate automatically. Mirroring the hard drive is a bad idea if he upgrades his motherboard/cpu, please stop suggesting that.

I am using a mirrored HDD right now and it has been fine for well over a year of use 24/7. What are the caveats of a mirrored HDD as I was unaware that there are ?

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I am using a mirrored HDD right now and it has been fine for well over a year of use 24/7. What are the caveats of a mirrored HDD as I was unaware that there are ?

If you are just replacing a hard drive it is generally fine to do. If you change motherboards Windows usually just crashes, especially if it is a big change like AMD to Intel. I'm not exactly sure why, I assume it has to do with drivers.

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  • 7 months later...

Hey man your fine don't worry i got the build what your getting it dose't bottleneck because I've been doing benchmarks on mine like crazy and testing in games too the GPU usage is at 85%-100% most of the times in games and the CPU's at 80%-95% my spec:

Possessor: AMD A8 6600k (3.9 GHz- 4.2Ghz turbo)

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon r9 280x club 3d 3GB GDDR5 (1000 MHz-1500 MHz boost)

Ram: 8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz Corsair vengeance LP (2x4GB ram sticks)

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-F2A55M-HD2

storage: 1TB WD green 7200 Rpm

Disk drive: Samsung 24x disk writer

yeah that's my spec and i highly recommend going on to the following link to have a look at this CPU: http://cpuboss.com/

to compare its performance  which is about the same performance as an i3 4150 or an i5 4440 or an fx 6300 i checked every where there about the same the only thing which lets the processor down is the physics scores which you can boost if you overclock.

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whats the best fm2 i can get

 you got enough fm2. ride it into the dirt. it might hinder the performance of the gpu somewhat, depending on the game, but so what.

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