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JEMC said:

USB 3.2 Specification Published and Announced

>>I think we can say that, with USB, industry standards are long ahead of consumer needs. I haven't seen any case with an USB Type C connector nor motherboards with more than one or two.

Most consumers and devices will not notice the bandwidth difference between USB 3.0 and 3.2 anyway.
It's only in edge-case scenario's like SSD's where the bandwidth difference really begins to show.

JEMC said:

AMD to launch 12nm Ryzen in February
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-to-launch-12nm-ryzen-in-february.html
AMD spoke with its partners and plans to launch in February 2018 an upgrade version of its Ryzen series processors built using a 12nm low-power (12LP) process at Globalfoundries.

This claim has been made based on sources at motherboard makers, states digitimes from who this news reaches us today. According to their info, AMD would release the CPUs codenamed Pinnacle 7 first, followed by mid-range Pinnacle 5 and entry-level Pinnacle 3 processors in March 2018, the sources disclosed.

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The corresponding chipsets, the 400 series, will also become available in March 2018 with X470- or B450-based motherboards to be the first to hit the store shelves. The chipsets are still designed by ASMedia and its orders for the chipsets are expected to grow dramatically starting January 2018.

>>What do you think, 4.5GHz Ryzen chips next year?

It could blow out to middle of next year if it's Risk Production.
But I think it's a good thing if AMD can pull it off... They need to iterate in a timely cadence if they wish to erode Intels marketshare.




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