AMD Courts Gamers At Computex With New X3D CPUs, GPUs, And EXPO ULL RAM
At Computex 2026, AMD isn't letting up on its recent AI-heavy message, but it threw gamers a bone with a few announcements targeting the crucial performance-sensitive but budget-conscious gamer demographic. There's also an unfortunately-timed memory technology launch, some Radeon AI PRO graphics news, and then a number of announcements we've already covered in detail.
"New" X3D Processors From Gamers
Kicking off the news is the official launch of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10th Anniversary Edition, which arrives at e-tail on June 25, 2026, with a suggested e-tail price of $349. Fundamentally, this is the same silicon as the original release, but AMD is packaging it with a Carbice Ice Pad carbon nanotube thermal pad to optimize cooling over middling thermal pastes.
The company is positioning this chip as the ultimate upgrade path for users still holding onto older AM4 motherboards, dubbing it the best Socket AM4 gaming CPU....
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