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AMD Ryzen 5 8600G Desktop Processor

Everything You Need to Game, Work, and Create

Building a PC has become more complex. There was a time when a simple CPU and GPU combination sufficed to run games, applications, and enabled both work, and creativity. Today, the personal computer as the world knows it is evolving. You can probably guess why.

AI is redefining what customers can and will do with their systems across work, personal pursuits, and entertainment. To meet this new and unique challenge, AMD has introduced the Ryzen 8000G Series processor.

The Processor That Can Do It All

AMD Ryzen 8000G Series processors bring together some of the best, cutting-edge AMD technologies into one unique package; high-performance processing power, intense graphics capabilities, and the first neural processing unit (NPU) on a desktop PC processor.1

Based on the powerful “Zen 4” architecture, these new processors offer up to eight cores and 16 threads, 24MB of total cache, and AMD Radeon 700M Series graphics. Combining all of this into one chip enables new possibilities for customers, in gaming, work, and much more; without the need to purchase a discrete processor and graphics card, customers can keep their budget lower, while enjoying outstanding performance.

Optimized for efficiency with lower power draw, customers can use AMD Ryzen 8000G Series processors to build budget-friendly, small form-factor systems for a variety of uses, including a gaming desktop that doesn’t require a graphics card to achieve smooth 60+ FPS full HD gaming out of the box. If a dedicated graphics card is what’s needed later on, the AMD socket AM5 platform is built ready to support that expansion.

For gamers and users looking to eke even more performance out of their system, AMD Ryzen 8000G Series processors feature AMD EXPO technology for unlocking higher memory frequencies and advanced timings, in addition to Precision Boost Overdrive that enables one-touch overclocking for that ext