Although AMD was the first to release a 64-bit desktop CPU in 2003, the company lagged behind Intel in the semiconductor industry for years. However, things took a U-turn when AMD announced the original Ryzen lineup in 2017. While AMD has a slightly more streamlined CPU lineup compared to Intel overall, the company’s naming scheme still remains confusing at first glance. If you are in the market for an AMD-powered Windows laptop or a desktop CPU, make sure to understand AMD’s naming scheme to pick an ideal processor for your workflow.
AMD CPUs explained: Demystifying AMD’s confusing product names
