Upgrading from AMD A6-3670K (3.2GHz) to Intel G3258 (4.5GHz)
1,429 views · Published 16 April 2015 · 13:13 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: Ultimate DIY · 2015 · Education
Thanks for watching! Please rate and subscribe and also feel free to check out my other videos. Going from team red (AMD) to team blue (Intel). Original motherboard was Gigabyte GA-A75M-UD2H socket FM1. The new motherboard is ASRock H81M socket LGA 1150. AMD A6-3670K was running overclocked at 3.2GHz on 1.5V. Intel G3258 is running overclocked at 4.5GHz on 1.3V. The integrated graphic card from the A6-3670K was overclocked at 800MHz and was running in CrossFire with the Gigabyte Radeon HD6670. The integrated graphic card from the G3258 is disabled and only the HD6670 is used. CINEBENCH SCORES: A6-3670K @3.2GHz - 3.54 pts HD6670 CrossFire - 36.78 fps G3258 @4.5GHz - 3.73 pts HD6670 - 38.29 fps
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