AMD, Ryzen 7000 completed an event focused on traders. The battle between AMD and Intel continues to be fierce in 2022, and AMD will beat Intel until the end with its new generation processors looks like.
The battle for the top spot on the best processors list is getting more competitive than it has been in years. DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 on Ryzen 7000 And with Intel’s ongoing push for hybrid architectures, AMD’s Ryzen 7000 launch offers our first look at how the next CPU era will play out.
AMD hosted the Together We Advance PCs event on August 29. The company announced the event via a blog post and AMD CEO Lisa Su and Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster Managed by. The event was live streamed on AMD’s YouTube channel, but you can watch a replay via the embedded video below.
In general, AMD expects its new processors to be compared to the previous generation. Up to 57% faster says it is. The company also claimed that the $300 Ryzen 5 5600X could beat Intel’s $600 Core i9-12900K with an average of 11% improvement in gaming. This new pricing plan in particular is a huge opportunity for the industry and AMD’s battle against Intel.
four processors, AMD’s four chipsets supported by the new AM5 introduces the socket. X670 and X670 Extreme chipsets September 27The B650 and B650 Extreme options will arrive in late October.