b550 is expected to offer double the ROM capacity compared to the b450, increasing our optimism about this outcome. Still, some believe the Ryzen 5000 could be using a different socket.
b550 is expected to offer double the ROM capacity compared to the b450, increasing our optimism about this outcome. Still, some believe the Ryzen 5000 could be using a different socket.
I get that perspective. The BIOS version did matter for the X470 on Zen 3, but I see why the ASUS X570 boards still work with Zen+ CPUs. It feels odd that the B550 couldn’t match that compatibility.
I get that perspective. The BIOS version did matter for the X470 on Zen 3, but I see why the ASUS X570 boards still work with Zen+ CPUs. It feels odd that the B550 couldn’t match that compatibility.
It could be that the restrictions on the components the maker must use are too tight. Previously, AMD faced much criticism from them, but after gaining market share they’ve managed to secure a stronger position.
It could be that the restrictions on the components the maker must use are too tight. Previously, AMD faced much criticism from them, but after gaining market share they’ve managed to secure a stronger position.