On Tue, 06 Nov 2018 10:19:03 -0500, Flasherly
wrote:

Supports AMD Socket AM4 A-Series APUs (Bristol Ridge) and Ryzen Series
CPUs (Summit Ridge)

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AMD and their crappy quarterly financial statements.

They've got a A series Ryzen dual core, a 3.2Ghz, that is "styled" for
the tradition of a present Athlon (and AM3+ Athlon II). It's
supposedly $65, although I'd doubt a serious entity for Ebay's pulls.
As yet, whereas the same CPU in a G-series is a quad;- that could be,
at under, say, $50. (Generally among preludes to a non-A or
graphics-embedded alternatives is pretty far-fetched as) I doubt the
gravy-train of "future proofing" from 100-$200+, minimum, Ryzens is
going away anytime soon.

Anyway, along these not so hot AMD financial reports, that dual core
on the dollar so happens to be better, in a present-offering
class/technology, than anything Intel has.

So what does AMD go and do? They clock-lock it. Smart.