If you’ve been put off getting a new budget gaming PC because of concerns over stories about Intel’s instability issues with its Raptor Lake CPUs, then how about one that’s still very affordable but uses a processor that’s as stable as they come?
This Yeyian Tanto is powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 7500F chip and an Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics card, a combination that’s nicely balanced for 1080p gaming. That Ryzen processor is basically a Ryzen 5 7600X with six cores and 12 threads. However, its internal GPU is disabled and it has a lower 65 W power limit, but at least the boost clock is only 300 MHz or 4% lower.
Sure, the 7500F’s base clock is a full 1 GHz down on the 7600X’s but it’ll never run that low in games. What it does mean is that when idling on the desktop, the CPU will be…