AMD A10-7890K

4
Cores
4
Threads
4.1 GHz
Base Clock
4.3 GHz
Boost Clock
Socket FM2+
Socket
95 W
TDP
Radeon R7
Integrated Graphics
CPU Snapshot
Release date:Mar 1, 2016Price at Launch:$152
Type:DesktopSocket:Socket FM2+
Cores:4Threads:4
Multithreading:No
Clocks & Cache
Base Clock:4.1 GHzBoost Clock:4.3 GHz
L2 Cache:4 MB
Platform
Codename:GodavariProcess Size:28 nm
Memory Support:DDR3-2133TDP:95 W
PCIe Support:PCIe 3.0, 16 lanesBox Cooler:Yes
Integrated Features
Integrated Graphics:YesiGPU Model:Radeon R7
NPU:No

Reviews and Ratings

Reviewers Liked

  • Dual Graphics Support, Low Power Consumption, Affordable Platform Price, Fantastic Gaming Performance, Silent Stock Cooler
  • Compatible with legacy FM2+ motherboards, Good performance from integrated Radeon graphics

Reviewers Didn't Like

  • Weak CPU Performance
  • CPU performance lags Intel competitors, Dedicated graphics at similar cost yields better gaming performance, FM2+ socket near end of life
80

Simply put, when it comes to value AMD has once again knocked it out of the ballpark… and past the parking lot behind the bloody ballpark. As we saw throughout testing this $150 processor easily slots in between a modern i3 and i5 options...

By realhardwarereviews.com on
95

A few months ago AMD launched several new processor bundled with the company's new range of silent stock air coolers. The processors included the A10-7890K and A10-7870K Kaveri APUs and the Athlon X4 880K CPU on the FM2+ socket. AMD launched the...

By relaxedtech.com on

So I think most people will admit that AMD has had a lot of wins this year with all of the Ryzen launches. As I found out in our 1700v7700K coverage the 7700K was still a great performing CPU, especially when looking at gaming performance. But with...

By LanOC Reviews on

Well, the Ryzen 7 launch has a surprising amount of excitement and drama mixed together with the impressive numbers but with memory issues and game performance causing very polarized opinions on social media and on websites like Reddit. AMD fans...

By LanOC Reviews on

AMD's top APU gives you good performance in the $150 price range. It's great for small form factor (SFF) PC builds, but dedicated graphics will still give you better...

By PC Mag on

As I mentioned on the previous page, the A10-7890K APU scored lower on the video tests unless it was tested with a discrete PCIe video card installed in the test rig. What I didn't mention was that while performing these tests, the in-benchmark...

By Neoseeker on

The A10-7890K is currently the fastest FM2+ processor on the market, though it's barely an improvement over the previous flagship. Compared to the best 65W model, the A10-7860K, the integrated graphics component is considerably stronger, especially when...

By SilentPC Review on

s The recent updates to the FM2+ lineup including the three processors I tested today were much needed. All three were just refreshed APUs/CPUs with increased clock speeds so if you are already running an A10-7870 I wouldn't be running out to get a new...

By LanOC Reviews on

AMD's A10-7890K is an interesting APU. if you're a match for its target audience. Unfortunately, that's a fairly narrow slice of the market. Gamers wanting even a little bit more speed will find themselves disappointed. On an extreme budget, this is a...

By Tom's Hardware UK on

AMD's Wraith cooler is designed to deal with up to 125W of waste heat. Consequently, it shouldn't have any trouble with AMD's 95W APU (though, in fact, the...

By Tom's Hardware on

As AMD moves forward with revising their processor lineup, it seems like every other week we have another announcement from them. Last time there were plenty of updates including the discontinuation of some APUs and CPUs, the addition of some enticing...

By Hardware Canucks on

AMD's newest line of APU refreshes does more than just change the clockrates – they've also improved TDP with the launch of the A10-7860K APU. We just received the A10-7860K and A10-7890K APUs for review, including their new Wraith and Near-Silent...

By GamersNexus on