AMD will use the AM4 socket through its 'Zen 3' CPUs, but it will drop older chipset support

AMD is holding to a four-year-old commitment to support the AM4 processor socket for its Ryzen chips through 2020, though some of its older chipsets are being dropped.

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AMD will use the AM4 socket through its 'Zen 3' CPUs, but it will drop older chipset support

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