AMD?s Ryzen 7000 CPUs will be faster than 5 GHz, require DDR5 RAM, support PCIe 5.0
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But at its Computex keynote this week, AMD revealed a few additional details about the Ryzen 7000 processors and the motherboards and chipsets that will support them when they're all released to the public in the next few months.Before covering any specific features of Zen 4, Ryzen 7000, or AMD's 600-series chipsets, we should cover some basic facts about the upcoming AM5 CPU socket.Socket AM4 has been remarkably long-lived. In the past, most consumer and enthusiast PCs have topped out at dual-channel memory, while quad-channel RAM has been reserved for higher-end workstation and server CPUs. All of AMD's Zen architectures have been more sensitive to memory bandwidth increases than Intel's chips, whether you're talking about integrated graphics performance or general CPU performance.
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