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A 32-core Irtysh CPU test shows how Russia’s sanctions-era chip strategy depends increasingly on Chinese technology
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Russia’s China-Based CPU Shows the Cost of Sanctions in a 30 FPS Gaming Test

by Oguz BuyukyildirimApril 27, 2026

Russia’s search for a post-Western chip ecosystem is starting to look expensive. A recent test of the Irtysh C632, a 32-core processor sold for the Russian market, showed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt running at roughly 22 to 32 FPS on ultra settings and 25 to 38 FPS on low settings. The system used a […]

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