Gaming PCs with AMD Ryzen 7

AMD Ryzen 7 processors are designed for professional esports players, avid gamers, and bloggers. It is said that they can be used for graphics, design, and 3D modeling, but don't believe it until you've played Cyberpunk 2077. Once you've completed the final mission, only then can you start working on projects.

The latest and most current model, the Ryzen 7 7800X, has 8 cores and 16 computing threads. It can confidently handle resolutions of 2K, 2.5K, and 4K. The number of threads and core power will allow you to stream, process video, and do anything you want. You can even run a 100-person Minecraft server while simultaneously using your computer.

Why Ryzen?

Modern AMD Ryzen processors have several advantages over their sole competitor, Intel:

The price to performance ratio is very pleasing.
AMD processors are multitasking, allowing you to work on 3-4 powerful applications simultaneously without any discomfort.
It is possible to adjust the voltage on the processor cores, even on the cheapest motherboards.
AMD processors are multi-platform, meaning that when a new processor is released, the old one can be replaced with a new one without changing the motherboard. Intel processors are far behind in this regard.

TDP

Lower TDP allows for savings on the cooling system and makes your computer quieter. The fact is that most of the energy consumed by the processor is released as heat. Fans are needed to dissipate it, even in a liquid cooling system, where the liquid only transfers heat from the heat source to a powerful radiator that is blown by fans. The less heat produced by the computer component, the less effort is required from the fans.

High single-core performance is necessary for games that cannot use many threads, such as World of Tanks. Despite its long history of development, the game has not yet gained the ability to operate in normal multithreaded mode. To make it run smoothly on a computer, you need a powerful processor core, which is exactly what Ryzen 7 offers.