AMD said Thursday that it will continue to use its AM4 processor socket straight through its next generation of Zen 3 processors, fulfilling the pledge it made to continue the socket through 2020. AMD ...

Exciting news for owners of AMD Socket AM4 motherboards and PCs - AMD has announced a yet unknown series of Ryzen 5000-series 'XT' processors. The the really interesting part is that they're for its ...

AMD’s sales data show that it sold more AM4 CPUs than all Intel processors combined last week. Indeed, we are talking about AMD Ryzen 5000 chips, Intel’s 13th and 14th Gen Core processors, and the new ...

A final wave of AMD AM4 processors, unveiled today, aggressively undercuts some existing Ryzen chips on price. Plus: AMD pushes Ryzen 5000 processor support to first-gen Ryzen motherboards. I have ...

Based on all known information to date, it’s widely understood that when AMD launches their new Zen4 Ryzen 7000 processors later this year (September 15th according to the most recent news) they will ...

AMD's Socket AM4 debuted eight years ago. In September 2016, AMD launched what turned out to be one of the longest-lasting modern platforms, which still receives support and new processors almost a ...

AMD has supported the AM4 platform for almost a decade. I wrote "has" because the company continues to roll out new processors for the socket, allowing those with older AMD motherboards to continue ...

It’s a small thing that only people building and upgrading their own PCs will appreciate but to the delight of AMD enthusiasts, the company recently announced that it would make its future Zen 3 ...

Why it matters: When AMD's Lisa Su said "AM4 is a great platform that will continue for many years to come," no one expected new processors to be released for it. One year later, the company launched ...

DDR5 pricing is turning PC builds into a bad joke, so AMD is dusting off AM4 and pretending it is a fresh idea ot keep the boxes moving. After chatter about board partners ramping AM4 motherboard ...

Prices for RAM and SSDs are expected to rise significantly in the coming months. Increases of up to 70 percent are being discussed. They affect all types of memory, though some more strongly than ...