The EPYC 8224P model:family_text, developed by AMD engineers, expanded the range of desktop solutions :year_text. The chip is manufactured using a 5 nm process node and is designed for installation in the compatible motherboards socket. Multitasking is implemented through 24 cores and 48 computing threads, which is sufficient for comfortable work. In standard mode, the chip operates at 2.6 GHz. Automatic overclocking algorithms allow the chip to accelerate up to 3 GHz when the system demands it. The processor is equipped with a spacious buffer: the L3 cache memory volume is 64 MB. The processor's base thermal design power (TDP) is stated at 160 W. This is an uncompromising option for gaming. The chip demonstrates outstanding results in esports disciplines and demanding open-world games, minimizing frame rate drops (1% Low).