
AMD is reportedly readying updated Ryzen 5000 (Vermeer) CPUs featuring a B2 stepping, rumored to add an XT suffix and reach up to 5000 MHz.

ASRock has rolled out beta BIOS updates with AMD Ryzen 5000 support for 16 of its older X370, B350, and A320 motherboards.

MSI has confirmed Ryzen 5000 support for its X470 and B450 motherboards, but the required BIOS updates won't arrive until January 2021.

AMD's Ryzen naming scheme is a mess. We explain why APUs are often a generation behind standard CPUs in architecture.

AMD is preparing a new AM5 platform, set to replace AM4 in 2022. It will support 5nm Ryzen 5000 processors, DDR5, and USB 4.0, but without PCI-e 5.0.

AMD Zen 5 development is in full swing! While Zen 2 just launched and Zen 3 is coming, AMD is already working on Zen 5, possibly skipping Zen 4. New CPUs expected by 2024.