Intel released the Xeon Phi 7120D processor :year_text, expanding its popular :family_text series. The hardware foundation of the die is based on 22 nm manufacturing norms, ensuring high transistor density. The compatible motherboards connector is supported. The computational arsenal of this model includes 61 cores, capable of executing 244 instruction threads simultaneously. The base clock speed is 1.2 GHz. Under heavy loads, the frequency can automatically increase up to 1.3 GHz. The manufacturer indicates heat dissipation at 270 W in standard operating mode. In entry-level or mid-range gaming builds, this processor will perform confidently, providing acceptable frame rates when using an appropriate graphics accelerator.