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We understand if you can’t follow AMD’s new processor naming scheme.

Because judging by the state of its CES 2023 presentation and some of the related press release materials, neither can AMD, as seen in these screencaps.

If you need a refresher, we broke down the new rules of AMD’s CPU names here.

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