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Phenom ii x6 1090t or a10 7700k

Hi all 

 

I have recently changed my CPU from

 

Amd phenom ii x6 1090t. 6 core oc to 4ghz turbo core turned off

              To

Amd a10 7700k 4 cores at stock 3.4 ghz with turbo boost to 3.8ghz 

 

Both are using a Corsair h55 aio watercooler.

 

I have noticed that the 7700k seem to be far better at all the tasks I hand it compared to the 1090t even tho it had 2 more CPU cores at high speeds

 

Do you guys think I was right to change to this cpu.

 

There where some limiting factors when I brought this chip like funds local stock levels of both am3+ boards and fm2+ board and chips so I had to go with the best that I could afford and people had in stock I could not wait for delivery yes from online.

 

I know these two CPUs are different sockets and require different motherboards 

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Userbenchmark shows the A10 actually a bit slower

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-Phenom-II-X6-1090T-vs-AMD-A10-7700K-APU-R7-Graphics/m417vsm9888

 

I don't really trust those sources but it is still not that far from real world scenario. 

 

Honestly, both are old chip and a worthwhile upgrade would be save up and get a Ryzen 3/5 or even a budget Penium G4560 with 2 cores would crush all of them

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I would stay with the X6 1090T, way better multithread performance, and probably similar single thread.

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I have just enabled dual gpu with the Apu and my gpu r7 + r9 380 4gb and I have got to say FPS has shot up 1080p on a 50" TV from 70ish FPS to just shy of 100fps on batman arkham knight

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