CPU

AMD - A10-5800K 3.8GHz Quad-Core Processor

( 4.7 Average / 42 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

AMD

Model

A10-5800K

Part #

AD580KWOHJBOX

Data Width

64-bit

Socket

FM2

Operating Frequency

3.8GHz

Cores

L1 Cache

2 x 64KB Instruction
4 x 16KB Data

L2 Cache

1 x 4MB

L3 Cache

None

Lithography

32 nm

Thermal Design Power

100 Watts

Includes CPU Cooler

Yes

Simultaneous Multithreading

Integrated Graphics

Radeon HD 7660D

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Reviews

Westberry 19 points 34 months ago

from completed build Woah trash

Outdated 2017

mattive29 23 points 34 months ago

from completed build $350 budget build.

A really nice cpu. Fast and seems to be reliable enough. I bought this in 2013 and am just now writing a review. Maybe I will OC it someday but as for now it works fine for a normal every day cpu. Was also hoping to game with it but that really never worked out.

Overall, for an AMD cpu it's really nice.

deadthing79 14 points 31 months ago

from completed build The Blue Adder v 1.1

It runs quite hot and Probably should be liquid cooled rather than air cooled, but the be quiet! Pure Rock fan has proven more than up to the task. If it ran a bit cooler and used a little less power, I'd rate it one star higher.

Lamosamo 13 points 28 months ago

from completed build Black betty (first pc ever)

Powerful little guy with enough processing power for moderate games on medium to high. Plays T2F on max flawlessly. Cheap if you consider power. I'd recommend

Rocket1981 11 points 26 months ago

from completed build Nicklestone Desktop (first build)

great APU for a budget build and runs games like minecraft on stock. great for an all round office build. only con is it can get hot if you plan to overclock it.