For quite some time now, AMD has been known for delivering effective processors that meet different price points. At the same time, they are direct competitor by Intel. There are instances in which the computing capabilities of these processors come as second-best.
Battle of the Cores
With the introduction of new Ryzen series processors on the other hand, AMD raised the standards by changing how they see the CPU market space.
Prior to the release of the Ryzen, AMD marked its CPU to having generational and remarkable power within thousands. To give you an example, there are some AMD FX processors that are splitting their 4, 6 as well as 8 core processor classes with names as FX-4120, FX6120 and also, FX-8120 respectively
AMD is raising the Bar
The higher-end AMD Ryzen and the FX-powered computers are expected to have the ability of running productivity software and high-intensive games smoothly and efficiently.
Of course, let us not forget that the power of the graphics card will be able to determine the kind of software that you could run. On the other hand, prebuilt computer systems normally have GPUs that nearly packs the same level of performance tier as with the CPUs included in it.