This Tuesday, 4, AMD introduced the next generation of processors named Ryzen 6000.

These processing chips will have variations with up to 8 cores and 16 threads, and can reach frequencies of up to 5.0 GHz, something that would be unprecedented, with or without integrated video, from AMD.

This would make it cheaper to build an 'online gaming computer', as the dedicated graphics chip would be a necessity only in high-end games.

The new "Rembrandt" processor will require a new socket called the FP7, a factor that will require updating motherboards and RAM memories.

Find out more by listening to this episode.