Ryzen 3 is mainly used in budget friendly PCs and for consumers who don’t use their PCs for intensive applications. Ryzen 3 CPUs can be compared with Intel Core i3 series of processors. Ryzen 5 CPUs are high performance processors capable of handling heavy multitasking and intense gaming. These processors can be quad core and hexa core processors. Ryzen 5 processors which start with a core count of 4 can go upto 6 cores, giving competition to Core i5 processors. The Ryzen 7 CPUs are for enthusiast or prosumer who want the most coming out of their systems. Ryzen 7 processors have a starting core count of 4 or 8 and can go upto a maximum of 16 threads for delivering peak performance. This family of CPUs gives a straight challenge to Core i7 processors of Intel. The Ryzen 9 CPIs are for serious professionals. These processors are suitable for gamers, streamers and content creators who need their PC running on optimal performance level. Ryzen 9 processors have a minimum of 8 cores for laptops and 12 cores for laptops can go upto a maximum of 16 cores. They can be compared with Intel Core i9 series of processors. The Ryzen Threadrippers is generally not required for general home consumers. These processors deliver the highest possible performance AMD’s processors can achieve by utilizing a maximum available 64 cores and 128 threads. Digital content creation, 3D rendering, gaming and streaming, CAD work or any other tasks, you name it, Threadripper processors are capable of easily doing it, at the same time. They can be compared with Intel’s Xeon family of processors.

SKU Number: Stock Keeping Unit Number:

Under 400: i3/Ryzen 3

400-600: i5/Ryzen 5

700-800: i7/Ryzen 7

Over 800: i9/Ryzen 9

Performance Order of CPU's:
AMD :  AMD Threadripper > Ryzen 9 > Ryzen 7 > Ryzen 5 > Ryzen 3

INTEL : Intel i9 > i7 > i5 > i3

For finding the better processor between intel & amd, there are various testbenches which evaluate score for each processor in single Core & multi Core. Please surf to below:

https://browser.geekbench.com/processor-benchmarks