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AMD set to show off Zen CPU gaming performance

2 December 2016
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By Ryan Brothwell
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AMD has announced that it will be giving a sneak peak at its new Zen CPUs on 13 December.

Titled “New Horizon”, the event will be hosted by Geoff Keighley and offer an exclusive advance preview of the new Zen CPU ahead of its 2017 Q1 launch.

eSports & Evil Geniuses legend “PPD” will also be on hand to put Zen through its paces.

You can watch the  livestream at 11pm SAST on 13th December by signing up on AMD’s website.

Keighley will also be presenting the stream on AMD’s official Twitch stream.

Now read: You may need to upgrade your CPU over your graphics card in 2017

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  1. Roux
    02.12.2016 at 21:23

    Super Excited?? I know I am!!

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