AMD A10-7850K Full Specifications

Mid-range Desktop processor released in 2014 with 4 cores and 4 threads. With base clock at 3.7GHz, max speed at 4GHz, and a 95W power rating. A10-7850K is based on the Kaveri 28nm family and part of the A10 series.

Price 44%

Speed 53%

Productivity 32%

Gaming 66%

The AMD A10-7850K is a Desktop processor with 4 cores, launched in 2014. It is part of the A10 lineup, using the Steamroller architecture with Socket FM2+. The core-count is effectively doubled, to 4 threads. A10-7850K has 4.00MB of L3 cache and operates at 3.7 GHz by default, but can boost up to 4 GHz, depending on the workload. AMD is building the A10-7850K on a 28 nm production process. You may freely adjust the unlocked multiplier on A10-7850K, which simplifies overclocking greatly, as you can dial in any overclocking frequency up to 4.5GHz. AMD's processor supports DDR3 memory with a dual-channel interface. This processor features the (Radeon R7 (on-die)) integrated graphics solution. This processor can run on motherboards with the following chipsets: A55, A58, A68H, A68M, A70M, A75, A78, A88X.

AMD A10-7850K General

Manufacturer	AMD
Core Family	Kaveri
Model	A10-7850K
Series	AMD A10
Type	Desktop
Architecture	Kaveri
Achitecture codename	Kaveri
Microarchitecture	Steamroller
Market price	$ 173
Release date	on January 2014
Launch price (MSRP)	$173
Price now	$219
Place in performance rating	405
Value for money (0-100)	12.36
Manufacturing process technology	28 nm

AMD A10-7850K Compatibility

Power consumption (TDP)	95 Watt
Max number of CPUs in a configuration	1
PCIe lanes	16
PCIe revision	3.0
PCIe version	3.0
PowerGating	+
PowerNow	+
Socket	FM2+

AMD A10-7850K Benchmarks

Boost Clock	4 GHz
CPU Cores	4
CPU Threads	4
Core Clock	3.7 GHz
Core Count	4
Frequency	3.70 GHz
Hyperthreading	No
L1 Cache	2 x 96 kB Instruction 4 x 16 kB Data
L1 cache	256 KB
L2 Cache	2 x 2 MB
L2 cache	4096 KB
L3 Cache	None
L3-Cache	4.00 MB
Maximum frequency	4 GHz
Simultaneous Multithreading	No
TDP	95 W
TDP down	--
TDP up	--
Turbo (1 Core)	4.00 GHz
Turbo (4 Cores)	4.00 GHz

AMD A10-7850K Memory Specifications

ECC	Yes
ECC Support	No
Max memory channels	2
Memory channels	2
Memory type	DDR3-2133
Supported memory types	DDR3-2133
Max. Memory

AMD A10-7850K Technical Specs

64 bit support	+
Die size	246 mm2
Includes CPU Cooler	No
Maximum case temperature (TCase)	74 °C
Maximum core temperature	72 °C
Number of cores	4
Number of pipelines	512
Number of threads	4
Overclocking	Yes
Part #	AD785KXBI44JA
Technology	28nm
Tjunction max.	--
Transistor count	2410 Million
Unlocked	+

AMD A10-7850K Integrated Graphics

DirectX	DirectX® 12
DirectX Version
DisplayPort	+
DualGraphics	+
Enduro	+
Execution units	12
FreeSync	+
GPU (Turbo)	No turbo
GPU frequency	0.72 GHz
Generation
HDMI	+
Integrated Graphics	Radeon R7 (on-die)
Integrated graphics	AMD Radeon R7 Graphics
Lithography	28 nm
Max. displays	2
Switchable graphics	+
iGPU core count	8

AMD A10-7850K Security Technologies

VirusProtect	+

AMD A10-7850K Technologies and Extensions

AES-NI	+
AVX	+
FMA	FMA4
FRTC	+

AMD A10-7850K Virtualization Technologies

AMD-V	+
Virtualization	AMD-V

AMD A10-7850K Other

Out-of-band client management	+
Packaging	OEM/Tray
TrueAudio	+
UVD	+
VCE	+
Vulkan	+

AMD A10-7850K []

HSA	+
IOMMU 2.0	+

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