The amd ryzen cpus are unlocked and ready for overclocking

These days during CES 2017 we are receiving a lot of news related to AMD and of course Ryzen. Yesterday without going any further we knew that the development of Zen CPU had been 4 years and that they would have a life of 4 years. But today we knew important details related to AMD Ryzen, and that is that all AMD processors will be unlocked and ready for overclocking as soon as they are received at your home and mounted on one of the new AM4 boards announced these days.

So much effort has been put into this that AMD made an almost specific overclocking presentation for its new AM4 platform. In which you further stated that Ryzen CPUs have the multiplier unlocked, so AMD Ryzen CPUs are unlocked and ready for overclocking. This is undoubtedly the great news that we echoed at CES after a few hours and that is not wasted.

AMD Ryzen CPUs Unlocked and Overclocking Ready

As soon as the computer starts, you will have the AMD Ryzen ready for overclocking. There will be no Ryzen CPU blocked. We are facing one of the best news that comes from the guys at AMD.

The X370, X300, and B350 chipsets have also been known to be overclocked (support it). What does this mean? That you can buy cheaper motherboards, capable of also allowing a quick and easy overclock, just by increasing the multiplier. This would explain why we have found AMD B350 type chipset boards with very powerful VRMs for this mid-range.

We will also have different AMD Ryzen settings. The main high-end model will have 8 cores and 16 threads. But we don't know where the most basic one will start from, it could be 2 or 4 cores.