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10% clock speed jump with reduced cross core cache latency. While not earth shaking, it puts a LOT more pressure on Intel. So we have reduced cache latency and more cores, faster clocks, lower competitive price, no meltdown and spectre bug. Add in an enthusiast community who has been starved for years by Intel, I would say that's a recipe for more Tums at Intel
They are coming later. But they are on the release roadmap.
Actually the roadmap called it Zen+. But yes it's fixed. True Zen 2 is down the road. But Zen+ does fix it.
Even more proof that building a Ryzen system on the 23rd is a great idea. Will be pairing it with an RX580.
It's not just about the bandwidth. USB 3.0 has an additional power spec outside of the 5V, 500mA standard. Many boards don't properly account for this and are poorly grounded (looking at you, Gigabyte).
Yup, interference in microwave circuit design has been an achilles heel for decades. (I have a rather large reference library on the topic that spans from the 1980s to late 2000s.) At the rate in which motherboards are developed to suit new chipsets and sockets, designers simply don't have the time or resources to invest in modelling a layout to circumvent (or isolate) various microwave frequency induced problems. USB 2.0 mostly avoids these concerns.