AMD Ryzen 3000 release date, CPU specs, and performance
AMD's next-gen Ryzen 3000 CPUs will be hitting our desktop PCs this summer, powered by the latest iteration of the red team's Zen processor architecture. AMD has confirmed that, like the Navi graphics cards, the Ryzen 3000 processors will hit the shelves, and our desktop PCs, in Q3 this year. And it could well be the smart silicon to put the red team at the top of the gaming CPU hall of fame once more.
That means the new AMD Ryzen 3000 silicon will arrive between July and September this year, kicking Intel into second place as number one purveyor of go-to gaming chips. The latest rumoured Ryzen 3000 release date is July 7 launch for the new 7nm processors, potentially a month ahead of the new Navi GPUs, following an announcement by Dr. Lisa Su at the company's Computex keynote. See, 7/7, geddit? No? Whatever, we're all rather excited by the prospect of such a double whammy.
These Ryzen 3rd Gen chips will be the first desktop processors built on the 7nm process node with the ‘revolutionary chiplet design’ of the AMD Zen 2 architecture at their core. For the first time in a long time the red team truly has Intel on the backfoot, and the AMD Ryzen 3000 processor generation could bring high-performance, high-core-count computing to the mainstream.
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