CPUs

In bench testing, CPU performance outperforms its peers. Cost-per-core is reasonable. Overclocking ceiling is high.

Across a variety of runs, the benchmark wins outright. DDR5 compatibility is available on the Z690 platform, depending on the motherboard. In comparison to AMD, it is reasonably priced. Overclocking features galore

On integrated graphics, gaming outcomes are really fast. For the level of performance, this is a great deal. When put to the test, it stays cool. Unlike the Ryzen 4000G chips, which can be purchased individually, In the box is a Wraith Stealth cooler.

Single-threaded performance is excellent. Most integrated-graphics scores are doubled when compared to equivalent Intel 10th Generation CPUs. It doesn’t get too hot. Good frame rates with a discrete video card Competitive cost compared to

In gaming, decent frame rates for a mid-range CPU. TDP is low. The bundled cooler that works

Strong output in terms of content generation and productivity. In terms of gaming benchmarks, dominance is a good thing. TDP is low. Compatible with the AM4 socket. Overclocking ceiling is high.

Gaming performance is now on par with, if not better than, the Intel Core i9. It also produces record-breaking content creation outcomes for its price range. Compatible with the AM4 socket. TDP is low in comparison to Intel’s offerings.

Excellent value for money in terms of performance. At 1080p, the gaming performances are solid. Provides new alternatives for budget-conscious creators. It’s compatible with AMD’s AM4 socket. A good-looking wrapped cooler

Compatible with the X299 chipset ecosystem. Much less expensive than the previous generation. Up to 48 PCI Express lanes are supported. Overclocking potential is good. Enable for up to 256GB of memory on motherboards that support it.