AMD Ryzen introduced its own eight-core processors line up at very low prices. This would change the gaming landscape but the Ryzen architecture is still implausible at the moment as the bigger picture is not yet seen. However, there were several reports that AMD is a company that is all-knowing in pleasing its loyal fans and the gaming realm.

According to Toms Hardware, to lessen the difficulties and potential glitch overtime, AMD Ryzen processors will have new power-saving plan and game patch. These updates would bring the company's Ryzen architecture good feedbacks and acknowledgment in the coming days.

The said update is regarding the voltage and frequency rating necessary in converting energy. Pre-defined voltage and P-States or frequency settings are the usual things that games encounter in their processors. During the game session and when the application catches the CPU sleeping, the performance is reduced.

The new AMD Ryzen Balanced will be reducing the timers and threshold for the transition of P-State. Through this, improved performance can be experienced just like the high-performance power profile of Windows.

Through an AMD community blog post, the Ryzen Balanced plan can be downloaded and it still permits aggressive power management and it is parallel to high-Performance plan. Feedbacks are expected to come from the users since it is still new.

Ryzen will also have updates on the performance of 1080p games. This optimization is now available on "Total War: WARHAMMER together with the game's new "Bretonnia" patch. Steam already has this as well.

On the other hand, now the AMD Ryzen 5 1600 is overclocked to 4GHz and with 6 cores and 12 threads. It is fascinating that this level is tagged with a cheap price of $219 only. It is expected that this will hit the market next week. TweakTown said that Ryzen has again proven its worth by smashing its Intel Core i7-7700K competitor in a recent review.