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alessandrotoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca·6 months ago

New AMD Ryzen 9000 CPU series confirmed, thanks to Gigabyte

(www.pcgamesn.com)

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New AMD Ryzen 9000 CPU series confirmed, thanks to Gigabyte

(www.pcgamesn.com)

alessandrotoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca·6 months ago

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Gigabyte has started the Zen 5 party early by confirming, via a BIOS update, that AMD's new processors are called the Ryzen 9000 series.

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And that was their point. It wasn’t a major upgrade and they didn’t market it as such. 9000-series is a major update.