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       With games getting bigger and better in terms of graphics, it is getting harder for most PCs or Laptops to run them as they either lack the minimum system requirement or have slowed down over time. Many gamers love games like GTA 6 and Black Myth: Wukong, but even the most racked-up PCs have difficulty producing optimum FPS as their minimum system requirements are quite high.  According to a survey conducted by Steam, on average, there were users per month as of Oct 24, and on average around 6% of them own a 3060 desktoownedPU. Now 6% may seem very, low but considering, that 6% of 132 million is around 79,20,000, which is quite a lot. In this article, we will cover hardware and software optimization and some maintenance tips. 1. Hardware GPU GPUs have the most crucial role of any piece of hardware regarding gaming performance. They are responsible for processing and rendering the graphics of your games. It is obvious the better the GPU the more FPS you ge...

 Intel and AMD have been in the market for a long time, and they have been competing against each other to produce better products for consumers, with increasing performance and better power efficiency. One important thing to note is that we will be using Intel's i5 13600K and AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X for this comparison, as they were released around the same time, are pretty recent, and are popular among the general public.   1. Performance Let's start this comparison with the most important aspect of a processor- the performance. We will be comparing this performance benchmark on three factors: Single core performance Multicore performance Power Efficiency Single Core Performance Intel Core i5 13600K: 81/100 AMD Ryzen 5 7600X: 82 /100 Multicore Performance Intel Core i5 13600K: 61 /100 AMD Ryzen 5 7600X: 46/100 source: nanoreview.net Geekbench6 (Single & Multi Core) Intel Core i5 13600K:- Single Core: 2703 Multicore: 15112 source: geekbench6.com Ryzen 5 7600X:- Single Cor...