   By Julio Franco Jan 23, 2014 Post New Reply   1.
WangDangDoodle      WangDangDoodle Newcomer, in training Posts:
22   +6      In most tests/reviews I've read, there's almost no
difference between using DDR3 2400 and DDR3 1600 for gaming.
Does this APU benefit more than a regular CPU + discrete GPU
combo from having a higher memory MHz? At first glance, it seems
a bit overkill using DDR3 2400 on what I'd consider a budget-
friendly system, but I have no hands-on experience with APUs
yet. Thanks for the info on dual graphics compatibility, btw.
Last edited: Jan 26, 2014   2. Steve      Steve TechSpot Staff
Posts: 1,045   +230 Staff Member      Did you look at the
A10-6800K results in this review, we tested it with both 1600MHz
and 2400MHz memory.   3. WangDangDoodle      WangDangDoodle
Newcomer, in training Posts: 22   +6      I actually only
checked the game-graphs on my first read and you didn't test
1600MHz memory with games, but now I checked some of the other
graphs and it seems the 1600MHz memory be