AMD exec says Lisa Su drove 5800X3D relaunch plan before DDR5 price surge
AMD's Travis Kirsch told MyNavi Tech+ that CEO Lisa Su championed reviving the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, which required reworking manufacturing with TSMC despite the chip's 2022 origins. Kirsch said the decision predated the current DDR5 shortage and was meant as a final DDR4-compatible upgrade option for longtime AM4 users.