AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen Probable SKUs, Specs, Pricing Leaked? | TechPowerUp
AMD Unveils Ryzen 3000 CPUs, 12-Core At $499, IPC Parity With Intel, Navi Ahead Of RTX 2070 | HotHardware
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AMD officially announces 3rd Gen Ryzen Threadripper PRO series CPUs | KitGuru
AMD 3rd Gen Ryzen & Ryzen Threadripper CPUs Launching in 2H of 2019
AMD's awesome 3rd-gen Ryzen processors are up to $60 off | PCWorld
AMD Confirms Zen 3 Compatibility on B550, X570 Motherboards | Tom's Hardware
AMD's 3rd-gen Threadripper is now official, starting at $1,400 for 24 cores/48 threads | TechSpot
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AMD 3rd Gen Ryzen Threadripper: the world's fastest high-end processors by Jose Antunes - ProVideo Coalition
Everything You Need To Know About AMD 3rd Gen Ryzen: There's Good And Bad News
AMD Ryzen 3 finally with 4 cores and 8 threads - NotebookCheck.net Reviews
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E3 2019: AMD Announces its 16 Core Ryzen 3rd Generation Processor - IGN
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AMD confirms Radeon "Navi" and 3rd Gen Ryzen available in Q3 2019 | VideoCardz.com
Amd Ryzen 3: AMD announces 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen 3 3100 and 3 3300X desktop processors - Times of India
AMD Ryzen 3000 release date, specs and price all unveiled at Computex 2019 | Rock Paper Shotgun
RealityCapture Performance: Intel Core 10th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 3rd Gen | Puget Systems
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AMD releases even more Ryzen 5000 CPUs, keeps its last-gen AM4 platform alive | Ars Technica
