Biostar A68N-5000

[Euro_Bucks]

CPU onboard
A68N-5000 Ver. 6.x


On board AMD Fusion APU A4-5000 Quad-Core processor
AMD Radeon HD8330 Graphics
Supports USB 3.0
Mini size (17*17cm ) for flexible use
Supports BIO-Remote 2 Technology
Supports Charger Booster Technology

Have anyone used this board or anything same as this in gaming?
Not necessarily those graphic hungry games but for games like Dota 2 or LOL?
With its size I could have myself a portable gaming console that I could bring to
my grandmas house during the weekend LOL

 

[RamboOC]

Gaming with this? what games are you planning to play. cpu wise, the latest games will be stuttering

My old a6-6400k was stuttering in most games from 2012+, and it has very similar igpu performance, and higher cpu performance

dota 2 should be okay though

 

[Euro_Bucks]

Gaming with this? what games are you planning to play. cpu wise, the latest games will be stuttering

My old a6-6400k was stuttering in most games from 2012+, and it has very similar igpu performance, and higher cpu performance

dota 2 should be okay though

Yeah, just dota 2. Only got 1366 X 768 reso. I'm just not so sure about that fanless thing. is there any aftermarket cooler for that?

 

[RamboOC]

Yeah, just dota 2. Only got 1366 X 768 reso. I'm just not so sure about that fanless thing. is there any aftermarket cooler for that?

No.
That cpu will work just fine with that cooler, this motherboard is intended for very small cases. if you can accommodate a cooler with a fan, definitely go with a motherboard with a more GHZ cpu

edit: i think some of the motherboard northbridge heatsink would fit

 

[Euro_Bucks]

No.
That cpu will work just fine with that cooler, this motherboard is intended for very small cases. if you can accommodate a cooler with a fan, definitely go with a motherboard with a more GHZ cpu

edit: i think some of the motherboard northbridge heatsink would fit

Yes man, i think i want a build that i could easily carry from one place to another. And i've heard that these new kabinis runs at very low power consumption. Thanks