Processors (CPU) — Intel Core and AMD Ryzen all generations: from budget i3/Ryzen 3 to flagship i9/Ryzen 9 X3D, new and tested second-hand, on AM4/AM5 and LGA1700/1851 sockets.
When choosing, consider:
— For the game: AMD's X3D series (7800X3D, 9950X3D) leads in FPS
— For work: More cores = faster rendering and compilation
— Socket: Processor and Motherboard They should fit together.
— K/X index models are appropriate Cooling Needs
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Processors from the Intel Core and AMD Ryzen series. In the filter you will see the series, socket, number of cores and TDP.
FAQ
Which socket do I need?
The socket is determined by the motherboard. Modern Intel models are LGA1700 and LGA1851, AMD - AM4 and AM5. Processors and motherboards of different sockets are not compatible with each other.
How many cores do I need for gaming?
6 cores is a comfortable minimum today, while 8 is more future-proof. 12 or more cores are rarely seen in games — they provide an advantage in rendering and compilation.
Does it come with a cooler?
Some models come with a factory cooler, some don't. Intel's K-series and powerful AMD models usually require a separate cooler. This is indicated in the description of the specific product.
What does F and X3D mean?
F means that the processor does not have integrated graphics — a discrete video card is required. X3D is AMD's technology with added cache, which provides a noticeable increase in performance in games.