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AMD stands for Advanced Micro Devices. It is an American multinational semiconductor company based in Santa Clara, California. It was founded by Jerry Sanders, Jack Gifford, and John Carey. It started supplying 32 Bit x86 processors as a 2nd source manufacturer and became a competitor with their first Am386 CPU. AMD is known for the processor series “Ryzen” as the very first consumer-level implementation of the new Zen microarchitecture introduced back in 2017. In 2018 the first batch of 12nm 2nd generation AMD Ryzen CPUs was released. The latest AMD Ryzen Processor chipset with a 7nm bias was released in 2019. At First, AMD processors were an entry-level competitor of the Intel processors. After the introduction of the AMD Ryzen Series, it is the biggest competition of Intel. They are known to be the most budget Friendly processors ever. Apart from Ryzen; AMD has a few other processor series available. The AMD Ryzen processor lineup includes Ryzen 3, Ryzen 5, Ryzen 7, and Ryzen 9 processors. Although AMD Ryzen processor models normally includes Ryzen 3’s 3200G, 2200G, 1200 series; Ryzen 5’s 3400G, 3500, 3500X,3600, 3600X 2400G, 2600, 2600X; Ryzen 7’s 3800X, 3700X, 3800X, 2700, 2700X and Ryzen 9’s 3900X 3950X.The Ryzen Threadripper processor series consists of the 1900X, 1920X, 2970WX, & 2990WX CPUs. AMD also owns another series called Epyc. They are usually compatible with DDR3 and DDR4 DIMM RAMs. The latest 5th Generation of AMD Ryzen 3, Ryzen 5, Ryzen7 and the Ryzen9 Processors, will support the newest high-speed DDR5 RAM.

The Architecture that AMD uses for its processors is the Zen micro-architecture that has been made from scratch. The Zen architecture allows to have 52% in instructions per clock (IPC). AMD did not stop there; they have modified the Zen architecture and came out with the Zen 2. This architecture adds 15% more on top of the previous 52% IPC to have much more efficiency and productivity. AMD brought together the 7nm process with the Zen 2 architecture to give it 31% more performance in per-core-performance.