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Processor price in Bangladesh starts from ৳6,200 and goes up to ৳70,200, depending on brand, generation, and core count. EERNA stocks genuine Intel and AMD PC components, including processors, with official warranty and updated July 2026 pricing. Browse the current price list below and find the right CPU for your build.
| Products | Price |
|---|---|
| AMD Athlon 3000G Processor with Radeon Graphics | 5,500 BDT |
| AMD Ryzen 5 2400G Desktop Processor with Radeon RX Vega 11 Graphics | 6,100 BDT |
| AMD Ryzen 5 1600X Processor | 6,999 BDT |
| AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 5750G Processor with Radeon Graphics | 7,000 BDT |
| Intel Pentium Gold G6400 10th gen Coffee Lake Processor | 7,200 BDT |
| Intel 13th Gen Core i9 13900K Raptor Lake Processor | 61,400 BDT |
| Intel 13th Gen Core i9 13900KF Raptor Lake Processor | 63,400 BDT |
| AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D Gaming Processor | 70,200 BDT |
| Intel Core i9 14900F 14th Gen Raptor Lake Processor | 70,400 BDT |
| AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Processor | 193,000 BDT |
The processor, or CPU, is the part of your PC that carries out every instruction, from opening a browser tab to rendering a 4K video. It sits on the motherboard and works alongside your RAM and storage to decide how fast a task actually gets done. A weak processor slows down everything else in the build, no matter how good your graphics card is.
Five things drive the price of a processor in Bangladesh: brand (Intel or AMD), generation (older chips cost less), core and thread count (more cores means a higher price), clock speed (faster base and boost clocks cost more), and cache size (a larger cache usually means a newer, pricier chip). Once you know your use case, gaming, office work, editing, or a mix, these five factors tell you roughly where you should be shopping.
Both brands are widely stocked in Bangladesh, and both make genuinely good processors. The right pick comes down to what you actually do with your PC, not brand loyalty.
Intel's strength is single-core performance. Games and everyday apps that lean on fast single-thread processing tend to run a little better on Intel at the same price point. The 13th and 14th Gen Intel processor price in Bangladesh lineup uses a hybrid design that mixes performance cores with efficiency cores, which helps with multitasking and background load without hurting battery or thermal headroom on the desktop side.
AMD wins on price to performance, especially for multi-core work. Recent Ryzen 5000 and 7000 series chips pack more cores and threads for the same money as an equivalent Intel option. Several AMD Ryzen processor price in Bangladesh models, like the Ryzen 5 5600G and Ryzen 7 5700G, include integrated Radeon graphics, so you can run a complete PC before you've even bought a graphics card. For editing, rendering, streaming, and heavy multitasking, AMD usually gives you more per taka.
Here is roughly where each tier sits in the current Bangladesh market. Exact prices depend on generation and model, so treat these as ranges rather than fixed numbers.
Entry-level chips built for office work, browsing, and light gaming. Prices run from about ৳6,200 to ৳15,000. The Intel Core i3 10100F and AMD Ryzen 3 3100 are common picks in this range, both offering 4 cores and 8 threads, enough for everyday multitasking without breaking the budget.
The most popular tier for gamers and everyday users, priced roughly ৳15,000 to ৳31,000. Recent 13th and 14th Gen Core i5 chips and the Ryzen 5 7600X sit at the top of this range, while older-generation i5 and Ryzen 5 5000-series chips fill the lower end. Six cores and twelve threads is standard here, which comfortably handles 1080p gaming and day-to-day productivity.
Built for heavier gaming, streaming, and content creation, priced around ৳30,500 to ৳45,760. These chips carry 8 or more cores and larger cache, so they hold up under sustained multi-threaded loads like video export or 3D rendering better than the i5/Ryzen 5 tier. A pre-built gaming PC built around this tier suits buyers who game and stream at the same time.
The top of the desktop lineup, priced from about ৳53,000 up to ৳77,000+ for flagship models like the Ryzen 9 7950X3D or Core i9 14900K. This tier is aimed at workstation builds, professional rendering, and enthusiasts who want the fastest chip available regardless of cost.
A 10th Gen Core i5 can cost several thousand taka less than a 13th or 14th Gen i5, and for office work or casual gaming, the older chip is often good enough. Where the extra money matters is upgrade headroom and platform support: newer generations sit on current sockets, so you can swap in a faster CPU later without replacing the motherboard. If you plan to keep the same build for years, paying more for a current generation usually works out cheaper in the long run than buying a soon-to-be-discontinued platform twice.
Four things matter more than the price tag when picking a gaming CPU.
Clock speed: base and boost clocks above 4.0GHz noticeably help frame rates in CPU-heavy titles. The Ryzen 5 9600X boosts to 5.4GHz and the Core i5 14600K reaches 5.3GHz, both at mid-range prices.
Core and thread count: 6 to 8 cores handle 1080p gaming without issue. Buyers who also stream or run several apps alongside a game benefit from 8 cores and up.
Cache size: a larger L3 cache shortens load times and improves in-game performance. AMD's X3D chips carry significantly more cache than standard models, which is why they lead in gaming benchmarks.
GPU pairing: match the CPU to your graphics card so neither one bottlenecks the other. A Core i5 or Ryzen 5 paired with an RTX 3060-class card is a well-balanced mid-range setup.
For mid-range 1080p gaming, the Intel Core i5 14400 (around ৳31,000) and AMD Ryzen 5 7600 (around ৳20,700) are the strongest current picks. For heavier gaming with streaming or 1440p play, the Intel Core i7 13700 (around ৳37,900) and AMD Ryzen 7 7700X (around ৳30,500) cover that tier well. If you'd rather skip the build process, a pre-built gaming PC from EERNA comes with a matched CPU and GPU already configured.
Budget processors are one of the most searched categories at EERNA, especially among students, office workers, and first-time builders. Keeping the CPU cost down leaves more room in the budget for a graphics card, extra RAM, or faster storage.
Intel Core i3 10100F, around ৳7,500: 4 cores, 8 threads, up to 4.3GHz. A dependable entry-level chip for office use and light gaming.
AMD Ryzen 5 5500, around ৳9,500: 6 cores, 12 threads, up to 4.2GHz. Strong value for light gaming and everyday multitasking.
AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, around ৳17,000: 6 cores with integrated Radeon graphics, so you can run a complete PC before adding a dedicated GPU.
Intel Core i3 12100, around ৳15,200: 4 cores, 8 threads on the current LGA1700 platform, which leaves room to upgrade later without replacing the motherboard.
All four chips run Windows smoothly and handle office software, streaming, and light gaming without complaint, fitting comfortably into builds under ৳50,000.
You'll sometimes see the same CPU model listed at two different prices, and the reason is usually the packaging. OEM or Tray processors come without a bundled cooler or retail box, which brings the price down. Boxed processors include a stock cooler and the full manufacturer warranty terms. Neither option is a worse chip; the difference is purely what's included in the box, so check which one you're comparing before assuming a listing is cheaper.
Socket and motherboard compatibility: Intel 13th and 14th Gen use LGA1700, AMD Ryzen 5000 uses AM4, and Ryzen 7000 uses AM5. Confirm your compatible motherboard supports the exact CPU before ordering.
Core and thread count: 4 cores and 8 threads cover office work and light gaming. 6 to 8 cores suit gaming, streaming, and editing. 12 cores and above are for workstation builds.
Clock speed: aim for a base clock of 3.5GHz or higher for gaming. A higher boost clock improves single-threaded tasks and frame rates.
Integrated graphics: chips like the Ryzen 5 5600G, Ryzen 7 5700G, and Ryzen 7 8700G include onboard graphics, so you can build and use a PC before adding a dedicated GPU.
Cooling support: budget CPUs usually include a stock cooler. High-end Intel i7, i9, and Ryzen 9 chips typically need an aftermarket CPU cooler, air or liquid, to run safely at full speed.
Every processor at EERNA comes through authorized Intel and AMD channels, which means genuine chips, valid serial numbers, and no risk of a grey-market CPU that fails early or voids your system warranty.
Pricing spans from ৳6,200 for entry-level Pentium and Ryzen budget chips up to ৳70,200 for flagship AMD Ryzen 9 processors, with clear listings across every tier. Warranty coverage is standard on all stocked models, so RMA and replacement stay straightforward if something goes wrong. Whether you're pairing a CPU with a full desktop build or upgrading a single component, EERNA stocks both Intel and AMD side by side, so you can compare value across brands before deciding. Delivery covers Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet, and other major cities, and the Dhaka showroom is open for buyers who want to see a chip before they order.
Processor price in Bangladesh currently starts from ৳6,200 for entry-level chips and goes up to ৳70,200 for flagship Intel and AMD processors, with pricing updated regularly to reflect market changes.
The AMD Ryzen 5 7600 (around ৳20,700) and Intel Core i5 14400 (around ৳31,000) are the strongest mid-range gaming picks right now. For heavier gaming and streaming, the AMD Ryzen 7 7700X and Intel Core i7 13700 are the better choices.
A current-generation Core i5 typically costs ৳15,000 to ৳31,000, while a Core i7 runs ৳30,500 to ৳45,760. The gap comes down to extra cores, a larger cache, and higher boost clocks on the i7.
Only if the new chip uses the same socket as your current motherboard. Intel 13th and 14th Gen share LGA1700, AMD Ryzen 5000 uses AM4, and Ryzen 7000 uses AM5. Jumping across generations usually means a new motherboard as well.
It handles office work, browsing, and light gaming without trouble. For serious gaming at higher settings, pairing any mid-range processor with a dedicated graphics card will always outperform integrated graphics.
