AMD Ryzen™
Zen 5 for gaming, creators and everyday use. The X3D models with AMD 3D V-Cache™ are the gaming benchmark.
All processorsFrom AMD Ryzen™ processors and AMD Radeon™ graphics cards to the complete AM5 platform: everything for your AMD build – from your first gaming PC to an AI workstation.
Pick your goal – we show you the perfect path to your new CPU, your new motherboard, your new graphics card and the right cooling.
High-refresh gaming at 1440p and 4K. An X3D CPU and an RDNA™ 4 graphics card are the strongest AMD combination for games.
Prefer ready-built? AMD gaming PCsWith AMD 3D V-Cache™ for high FPS in CPU-heavy games.
Socket AM5 with DDR5 and PCIe 5.0.
RDNA™ 4 with 16 GB of video memory.
Quiet cooling for long sessions.
Smooth 1080p and 1440p gaming on a fair budget – on a platform you can upgrade later.
Ryzen™ 5 gaming PCs6 cores and plenty of performance for current games.
Affordable way into AM5.
The RDNA™ 4 entry class.
A solid tower cooler is usually all you need.
Lots of cores for video editing, 3D and encoding, plus a graphics card with plenty of memory for GPU-accelerated workflows.
Ryzen™ 9 PCsUp to 16 Zen 5 cores.
Maximum lanes, USB4 and connectivity.
From gaming to pro workloads.
Sustained boost even under constant load.
Simulation, rendering and LLMs on your own machine: Threadripper™ cores and Radeon™ AI PRO graphics cards with up to 48 GB of memory.
AMD pro processorsMany cores and PCIe lanes.
Workstation platform with lots of memory.
32 to 48 GB of memory for large models.
For the full heat output of big CPUs.
Already on AM4? Often a CPU swap and a new graphics card are enough – no new motherboard, no new RAM.
Review (DE): Ryzen™ 5 5500F testedIncluding the Ryzen™ 7 5800X3D.
Only if your old board needs replacing.
The biggest jump in any upgrade.
To match your new processor.
Every AMD category at Caseking at a glance – straight to the right selection.
Zen 5 for gaming, creators and everyday use. The X3D models with AMD 3D V-Cache™ are the gaming benchmark.
All processorsThe RX 9000 series built on AMD RDNA™ 4 – from all major board partners.
All graphics cardsAM5, AM4 and sTR5 – sorted by chipset.
Configured, tested and ready to play.
AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ and PRO for workstations.
Plenty of video memory for local AI models, CAD and rendering.
Air and water cooling to match your socket.
Six terms you will keep running into when comparing – explained in brief.
Extra stacked L3 cache right on the processor. The reason X3D CPUs are so strong in games.
X3D CPUs →DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and a socket AMD uses across several processor generations – good for later upgrades.
AM5 motherboards →The architecture of the Radeon™ RX 9000 series, with reworked ray tracing and AI units.
RX 9000 →Upscaling for more FPS at high image quality – built into many current games.
Radeon graphics cards →Ryzen™ CPU and Radeon™ GPU as a team: the processor can access the entire video memory.
Full-AMD PCs →Tested overclocking profiles for DDR5 memory – enable them in the BIOS instead of tuning by hand.
EXPO RAM →For a new PC, AM5 is the better choice: DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and room for upcoming Ryzen™ generations. If you already have an AM4 system, a new AM4 CPU is an affordable upgrade.
X3D models have extra stacked cache (AMD 3D V-Cache™). Games benefit most, which is why X3D CPUs are so popular with gamers.
X870E and X870 offer the most connectivity and USB4, B850 and B650 are the balanced middle, A620 and B840 the affordable entry. All use the same socket AM5.
Many AM4 coolers also fit AM5, because the mounting stayed the same. Still check the manufacturer’s specs – or go straight for an AM5 cooler.
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