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AD680KWOA44HL - AMD A10-6800K 4-Core 4.1GHz 4MB L2 Cache Socket FM2 Processor
AD680KWOA44HL - AMD A10-6800K 4-Core 4.1GHz 4MB L2 Cache Socket FM2 Processor
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The AMD-6800K is one of the first processor in AMD’s 2013 APU range to be released. Nicknamed Richland, the new APUs improve upon the outgoing Trinity processors, although not in a radical fashion. The new processors still use Socket FM2, for instance,...
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