AMD launches Ryzen 3 - 4-core, 4-thread Ryzen CPUs starting at £105

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AMD launches Ryzen 3 - 4-core, 4-thread Ryzen CPUs starting at £105

Threadripper also available from today if you want a lot more power - but you'll have to wait for the motherboards to appear

AMD has today launched the last of its three mainstream lines of Ryzen microprocessors by releasing the Ryzen 3, a four core, four-thread microprocessor intended to compete against Intel's Core i3 ...

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