Meet EPYC 9275F — a modern solution from AMD, which saw the light of day :year_text. Thanks to the use of the 4 nm process node, the manufacturer achieved an excellent balance of performance. The chip is installed in the compatible motherboards socket. The die configuration includes 24 computing cores with support for 48 threads. Starting operating frequencies begin at 4.1 GHz. During resource-intensive tasks, the clock speed boosts to an impressive 4.8 GHz. The processor is equipped with a spacious buffer: the L3 cache memory volume is 256 MB. Nominal power consumption (TDP) is 320 W, so adequate cooling should be considered. 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).