It seems that those users who want a next-generation AMD Ryzen computer are closer to being able to do it without spending a fortune, Well, with the recent launch of the AMD Ryzen 7000 Series without the X tagwhich come at a slightly lower price compared to those models that do have it, This was made somewhat easier.
However, as we read in VideoCardzit seems that on the side of the motherboards we also have news, as both ASUS and Gigabyte have registered motherboards with the A620 chipsetsomething that points to motherboards that prices can be between 100 and 150 eurosmaking the jump to this new platform more appealing.
Unfortunately, we still have the problem that this new platform is not compatible with DDR4 memory in any way, which is why, anyway, it is quite possible that the cost of adoption will be higher than in the case of Intel, since we will not be able to take advantage of our existing DDR4 memory, and even if that was not the plan, DDR4 memory is cheaper.
For now, many of the details related to the A620 chipset are unknown, but hopefully we will have fewer USB ports, fewer PCI Express lanes, and probably fewer overclocking options and little or no PCI Express 5.0 support.
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Jordi Bercial
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