AMD teases Ryzen 3000 overclocking around E3’s Next Horizon Gaming event
AMD has announced a lot of the juiciest details about its Ryzen 3000 processors over at Computex, as I’m sure you’re already aware. If not then get out from under that rock you've been living under and catch up on the 12-core Ryzen release date announcement over here. But even though we do have lots of techie info to be digging into, there are still some mysteries surrounding these upcoming processors, including the Ryzen 3000 chips' overclocking potential for all the enthusiast performance hounds out there.
After chatting with Erin Maiorino, Ryzen desktop marketing manager at AMD during the Computex show this week, it sounds like AMD will be talking more freely about Ryzen’s CPU performance and overclocking potential over at E3 in a couple of weeks.
AMD has already announced it will be making an appearance at the show, hosting the Next Horizon Gaming event. We expect to hear a lot more about AMD Navi and the RX 5000-series graphics cards during the show, but we should also be hearing quite a bit more from AMD on the technical details of its Ryzen 3000 chips at the event, too.
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