AMD says the re-release of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D was 'like a final gift to our loyal [AM4] users' and it was CEO Dr. Lisa Su who first came up with the idea
AMD's CEO Dr. Lisa Su initially proposed the re-release of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D as a final upgrade option for loyal AM4 users. Travis Kirsch explained that restarting production was challenging but planned before recent DDR5 market fluctuations. Despite the shift towards AM5 and DDR5, the AM4 platform remains strong.
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- Entities
- Person: David McAfee
- Person: Dr. Lisa Su
- Company: AMD
- Person: Travis Kirsch
- Topic: Computer Hardware
- Game: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D
- Platform: AM5
- Topic: DDR4
- Platform: AM4 socket
- Topic: CPU
- Topic: DDR5
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