DesktopCPUs
DesktopCPUs are central processing units designed for desktop personal computers. They provide higher power budgets, greater cooling headroom, and typically more performance headroom than their mobile counterparts. DesktopCPUs are installed in a motherboard via a central socket and work with a chipset that provides memory, storage, and expansion interfaces. They are used for gaming, content creation, software development, and other demanding tasks. Many models offer unlocked multipliers for manual overclocking.
Performance is governed by core count, thread count, clock speeds, cache, and architectural efficiency. Most desktopCPUs
Industry players primarily include Intel with the Core brand and AMD with the Ryzen brand. Generational progress
Market trends emphasize higher core counts for content creation and professional workloads, gaming with high single-thread