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Modern games like Starcraft 2 or Battlefield Bad Company 2 are unplayable.

Even non demanding games like Trackmania Nations Forever ran in our tests with a C-50 APU only in low settings. In our tests only very old games ran fluent in medium detail settings (e.g. Due to the slow processor, the gaming is however very restricted. The 3 D performance of the HD 6250 is located in the low end above the integrated chipset graphics card of the 880M chipset (e.g. Furthermore, it features the newer UVD3 video processor. It is based on the same graphics core as the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 but without any dedicated memory. The AMD Radeon HD 6250 (or sometimes also called ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6250) is an integrated graphics card in the Ontario netbook processors (e.g., C-50 and C-30). The i3 runs the fastest, clockspeed-wise (over 4Ghz on air with stock cooler from what I've read).AMD Radeon HD 6250 ► remove from comparison The Phenom is the cheapest, with the most 元 cache.

On the other hand, with the Intel setup, I can use all 1156 CPUs, and if Intel puts out an iX series with more cores/faster graphics/whatever, I have an upgrade path there as well. With the AMD setup I'm stuck with HD 4250 graphics forever, but I can use any AM3 CPU in the sub-95w range, so if, in time, six (or more) core CPUs come out with very lower power consumption, I have an upgrade path. i3-530, only 73w, dual core with hyperthreading MB may have problems using both DVI and HDMI at the same time HD 4250 NB/SB heatsink is said to get very hot MB I'm looking at supports RAID and integrated wifi 95w on the high end, maybe buy an X2 or X3 and hope to unlock cores So I've narrowed it down some and here are the pro's and con's as I see it: The case doesn't have a lot of airflow or power.

So I'm looking especially at low power, low heat devices. Now, I have a 120w PicoPSU, and a secondard 60w PS I can use as well if needed. The Mini-ITX Asus MB I'm looking at for AM3-based CPUs has HD 4250 integrated, and the Gigabyte MB for i3/i5 of course uses Intel's. The case I am using will not support a discrete card, so I am looking at integrated.