AMD updates its Ryzen CPU lineup with the new 8-core Ryzen 7 2700X and 6-core Ryzen 5 2600X. While we're still not exactly at "Zen 2.0" architecture, these latest processors use an improved 12nm process that (when paired with the new X470 chipset) promise better overclocked speeds at lower cache latency, lower power draw, and much more.

AMD StoreMI along with the updated 12nm "Zen+" process, Precision Boost 2, and XFX 2 technologies should all serve to facilitate lower latency and higher frequencies for a more enjoyable gaming experience or better work load completion times. These new Ryzen processors will continue to lead AMD further into future endeavors, promising a vibrant boon to users with greater performance and competitive edge.