AMD stayed committed to the AM4 socket for a considerable time, and now we're learning that the same will apply to the AM5 socket. In a new interview with AMD's Vice President & GM of the Client ...

It also detailed the accompanying AM5 socket ... reason enough to change the socket. One wonders just how much of a limitation this was. It was a pretty amazing technical feat.

AMD is hoping to keep that trend going with the AM5 socket that debuted last year with the new motherboards for Ryzen 7000. According to the latest roadmaps, AM5 will be used through 2025 at the ...

According to a leaked technical document linked to AMD's future desktop CPU Socket AM5, the socket's cooler compatibility with the departing Socket AM4 may stay the same, preventing you from ...

Well, in a nutshell, that existing motherboards would no longer be compatible with their new processor designs, and on a more technical level ... moving to a new AM5 socket will, therefore ...

AMD has clarified specification details about its new Ryzen 7000 desktop CPUs and AM5 socket, following an announcement ... All of that technical vomit translates like this: TDP is the power ...

Now, the company has updated its CPU roadmap and, in the process, has confirmed the lifespan of its newer AM5 socket, saying it plans to keep it alive for at least five years. AMD made this news ...

With the new AM5 socket from AMD, which launched with its Ryzen 7000 desktop processors, ASRock went big, literally, making its X670E Taichi ($499.99) an Extended ATX (E-ATX) whopper of a ...

Drawing parallels with prior models ... as to the exact timeline of AMD's potential Ryzen 7000G release for the AM5 socket.