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.

There was a lot of expectation heading into AMD’s Next Horizon event – we knew it was unlikely they’d spend much time on gaming, with a possible mention of the Radeon RX 590 being about the most we would hope for. But now the event is over, it’s clear why the company opted to.

Whilst computer enthusiasts in the desktop arena are celebrating the price and performance of AMD’s Ryzen series of processors, the professional and server market has also undergone significant upheaval thanks to the company introducing the Epyc series of processors. Currently, the Epyc series of CPUs are based on the original Zen 14nm architecture, but.