At Computex 2026, AMD reintroduced the 5800X3D as the 10th Anniversary Edition, and that really put AM4’s lifespan into perspective. This isn’t a faster refresh; it’s the exact same CPU we got four years ago. Still, many people are excited about its return, which says a lot about just how well AM4 has aged. Sure, you could argue that the PC market is in a rough spot right now, and that moving to AM5 means paying inflated prices for DDR5 memory on top of a new motherboard, but that alone isn’t the reason AM4 remains relevant today.