AMD’s AM4 CPU socket was a long-lasting one. It was first introduced in 2016 and quickly became AMD’s socket of choice for its new Ryzen chips in 2017. It was also not refreshed until Ryzen 7000 came around in 2022, meaning that several generations of Ryzen chips were using the same exact socket. Not only that, but AMD has also committed to keeping it alive even after AM5 came around. The company has announced a range of new AM4 chips right as it has also announced new Ryzen 8000 APUs for desktop users.
Source : AMD Has New Ryzen 8000-Series Desktop APUs, AM4 Chips For Older Boards
