AMD failed to break Intel's dominant position in the CPU market during the past decade, but the company's new Ryzen processors should shake things up — and that's a good thing for consumers.
We're anxious to get our hands on the new Ryzen lineup of CPUs, but from what we've learned from AMD's official announcement and demo workstations, the company seems to have an ace card of an architecture. Intel has some powerful and efficient desktop CPUs, there's no questioning that. But the prices are steep for many of them, and innovation has become stagnant with only minor improvements made with each new generation of processor.
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