With the last two AMD processor generations exclusively making use of DDR5 RAM and PCIe 5.0 components, it's of paramount ...

On the gaming side, AMD’s benchmarks show a 4 percent frame rate bump over ... It’s still using the AM5 socket, with the usual PCIe Gen 5 and DDR5 support, but there are some updates under ...

While most CPU coolers now support AM5 out of the box, some older models designed for AM4 that don't use the default AMD backplate may not be compatible. Therefore, it's best to look for AM5 ...

As a frame of reference, there are currently two AM5 processor generations on the market: Ryzen 7000 from 2022 and Ryzen 9000 from 2024. Anything earlier on the AM4 socket does not support AMD ...