Ryzen

The new generation of Threadripper CPUs have proven to be real performers, but aside from their higher core clocks and some other tweaks they are not so different from the first generation of threadripper CPUs. AMD has recently lowered the prices for Gen1 CPUs, making them a very very interesting option. 

It seems like AMD isn't planning on releasing a Ryzen 7 2800X because their line-up seems to be sufficient for now. This however doesn't mean that there's no Ryzen 7 2800X at all. The existence of the Ryzen 7 2800X has been rumored by Jim Anderson, who talked with DSOgaming. 

Last year AMD stepped up their game with their new Ryzen processors. Focusing on multithreading, low power consumption and budget. Their processors are one of a kind and those reasons are what got them back in the market alongside Intel. But now they want to broaden the applications for AMD technology, so they are going to make processors for embedded systems.

AMD announced that they are working with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to bring smooth and fast PC connectivity solutions to AMD's high-performance Ryzen™ mobile processors, featuring the world's fastest processor for ultrathin notebooks. 

In the middle of this year, AMD is planning the release of a new enthousiast grade CPU line to take on intel's skylake X line-up.

After four years and thousands of hours of development, AMD released the first three models of its highly anticipated, high-performance AMD Ryzen™ desktop processor. Strong demand for these new desktop CPUs drove record pre-orders from more than 180 global retailers and boutique OEMs throughout the week prior to launch.