AMD’s Socket AM4 has had a pretty good run. First released in 2017 alongside the company’s then-new Ryzen processors, it’s had nearly five years to host some of the fastest desktop chips on the market, giving Intel some much-needed competition and offering users surprisingly-valid upgrade paths.

The successor to AM4, appropriately titled

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