Recently, there was a leak that AMD’s next-generation X570 platform (along with the Ryzen 3000 series) of processors was scheduled to launch at Computex, 2019. This information originated from the website gamer.com.tw, and the leaker claimed that this came from a Gigabyte event where it was also revealed that the next generation AM4 platform.

Images of Naples, the server variant of Zen have leaked ahead of AMD’s official unveiling at the companies ‘New Horizon’ event, which takes place on the December 13th, 2016. The CPU in question appears to be a monster, sporting 16 Zen cores in a SoC configuration with Radeon Pro graphics cores. While the desktop.

Over the past several months the tech world has been filled with a lot of chatter on AMD’s upcoming Zen lineup of processors, and after countless spec leaks, demonstrations and even a few benchmarks there’s one lingering question – when can we buy the desktop Zen platform, known as Summit Ridge. AMD’s Dr Lisa.

If you’re a technology lover, it’s hard to not be interested in AMD’s upcoming next generation processor architecture – Zen, which marks a radical departure from the companies older processor designs found in the current Excavator series. As someone who has been following the PC industry since the mid 90’s (yeah, I was pretty.

Let’s be honest, right now if you’re contemplating upgrading your PC in the next few months, chances are pretty high AMD’s new Zen processors) are in the contenders pile. Around CES 2017 we’ll see the AM4 platform be made available through traditional retail channels, but as of right now, AM4 is only available through.

AMD are back in the PR limelight, dominating much of the technology and gaming talk with their upcoming Zen architecture. Enthusiasts debate on the performance of the processor, speculate the price points (particularly when it comes to Summit Ridge, the Zen based platform for the desktop) and how their chips will stack up against.

A new report detailing AMD’s upcoming AM4 platform (which will be used in the companies Zen lineup of CPU’s) has emerged and shows the company will be making some rather big changes to the platform compared to previous designs. AMD will abandon their previously used OPGA socket and instead switch to µOPGA, this revision might.