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Finally, the atech mac mini a13 ram upgrade came with part numbers, worked right and it worked flawlessly. The upgrade is very quick, it is made for very easy installation and has a nice design. In addition, it makes for a great buy and it is built for higher performance. A-tech provides a lifetime warranty for all orders & offers complimentary United States based tech support before, during, & after your purchase. The ATECH mac mini a13 ram upgrade is best for great results, is totally worth it and it is worth the money. Maybe I misremember.Compared with other upgrades in this category, the Atech Mac Mini A13 Ram Upgrade has a convenient design. I thought I read somewhere that the FX-8xxx did well in floating point. It still holds just replace other software there instead of microsoft. There was a saying 'what intel giveth microsoft taketh away'. The ones for the FX-9xxx CPUs.īut probably the real problems are mostly in software. There's a site (which I can't remember) that sells CPUs that they guarantee to OC well.Īs for MB, yeah the high-end Asus MBs probably needed. Prime95 uses the floating point unit, (a disadvantage for the 8350 right there) that results in lots of stress and heat. The first motherboard would not pass stress testing at stock speeds.The higher end replacement would do only 4.3 game stable.A $200 dollar upgrade turned into a $450 dollar upgrade, almost a i5 2500k:madelf: I think the chip could do better IF you could supply enough amps, but I'm not willing to buy ANOTHER motherboard.Besides more speed would not have solved the low Skyrim preformance.(that took a 4690K)

Originally posted by Ivan the SoSo:At 4.3 GHz you can game with it.(Skyrim, Bioshock, etc).But it will not pass stress testing (Intel burn test, Prime95,) unless you disabled a core from testing.(any core would do).When the computer would crash under testing it would 'Black Screen', no errors or 'Blue Screens'.Much like it was unplugged while running.So it wasn't a what a hard core overclocker would call 'stable'.

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