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I'm using APUs on two Intel systems for my parents. They don't need a discrete card at all. For $65 got a solid Ivy bridge Pentium with graphics built it. Why spend $150+ for something they'll never ever use.
I personally plan to use an Intel CPU with integrated graphics for a compact HTPC build in the future. When you get into very small PCs, it's harder to manage heat and not every graphics card will fit.
Also once you add in a proper high-end GPU then the GPU portion of the APU is still used to assist the CPU with GPGPU computing. This is why the newest top APU the A10-7850K is advertised as having "12 compute cores (4CPU+8GPU)" which are useful for things like HSA and newer OpenCL 2.0 and can make it hugely faster when using apps that are programmed to take advantage of APU power to buff up the CPU.
thief
http://www.techspot.com/review/787-thief-benchmarks/page4.html
bf4
http://www.techspot.com/review/734-battlefield-4-benchmarks/page6.html
arma3
http://www.techspot.com/review/712-arma-3-benchmarks/page5.html
watch dogs
http://www.techspot.com/review/827-watch-dogs-benchmarks/page5.html
amd apu is not for gaming, unless low settigns with the apu @720p or lower
and the game does not need a fast cpu
else its good for watching video streams and flash games @1080
in that case a pentium g would do just as good
or if they wan to upgrade the gpu it will be a severe cpu bottleneck with a higher end gpu
Seriously though someone who bought a APU due to budget in the first place probably is not adding in more than a R7 250 to R9 270X GPU later on again due to budget.
the fx8350 bottlenecking high end gpus, 290x-gtx 780
and you dont think the a10 will bottleneck mid-upper gpus?
FX-6300 beating an i5. Even the FX-4100 beat the i3.
http://www.techspot.com/review/642-crysis-3-performance/page6.html
i5 3470 is right with the fx8350
thas also a 3g i3, haswell has made more improvements
the game code is in console code, it needs to be transcoded so a pc cpu can run it, then executed
it was even barley playable on consoles
http://gearnuke.com/the-5-worst-console-ports-from-current-generation/
the game is a cpu bottleneck with every current cpu
suprised they didnt test it with the 2011 i7s