INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
AMD Ryzen 3rd Generationprocessors have taken over the world, delivering multi-core performance unlike anything we've seen before in the
roadmap, which suggests not only that we'll see AMD Zen 3 processors shown off by this time next year, but that we're getting 5nm processors
This is especially refreshing, of course, as we were initially expecting to see AMD Zen 3-based AMD Ryzen 4000 processors for desktop make
new desktop processors from AMD emerge, making it the widest gap between AMD Ryzen processors we've seen yet
Still, AMD took a minute to brag that it's shipped more than 200 million Zen Cores since first-generation Ryzen hit the streets, so we're
March next year is helpful, even if AMD didn't help narrow the window any further
