Compatible discrete card for AMD A10-5800K

Waste of money to go this route just go intel I promise you wont be disappointed.

Especially if he wants to go multimonitor

Look Klepto and Unknown I haven't an Intel in any of my computers at home so why do you think I care about what you think of how I should do this build!! that's what I want, it's my money and thank you for your assistance and if my decision bothers you that much then you build it your way! with your money. See not everybody that builds computers will want Intel products. By-the-way I asked for help on this build not what build you think I should make, so if you can't help me make the best of this build then go give someone else help changing what they want. All I need is help to make THIS BUILD and yes I will be making changes to the list that I have provided in accordance with what comes cheaper at the time that I have the money for the parts. Maybe a different manufacturer for the part or parts that I've already pick out. Your job is to find out what I want to build and help me or advise me to make that build a success.

Yes we are here to help but I hate to see someone throw money away on a system that is far less capable than a system that could be had for around the same money. Fact AMD is far behind Intel thats all there is to it. so I will not be commenting on this post any more since my input does not matter have fun.

Ditto. Final thought for you to ponder or ignore: An Intel Core i3 (dual core) outperforms a 4 core 4300 and a quad core A10 5800k while using much less power:

These guys should go work for Sony or Microsoft. To change their minds about the processors for their consoles.

The reason Sony and MS use APUs from AMD is that they are cost effective, powerful, and dont consume much energy.

Pretty sure that a dedicated system that does nothing but play games vs a full blown PC are two very different things. Also the PS4 will have a desktop grade Video Card in it and 8gb of ddr5 ram.

That was very confusing on Sony's part, I am not sure if it is 8GB of GDDR5 onboard or of VRAM. I think they may just use GDDR5 instead of DDR3 because they want to future proof it.

Yeah its 8gb ddr5 but the video cad can use that ram along with the system I believe

Oh ok, that is what I was wondering.