Home Computing News AMD spent years telling gamers that more cache means faster performance. Now it's making the same argument to architects, video editors, and simulation engineers. AMD AMD just did something that should excite anyone running a professional workstation, and probably annoy anyone who believed 3D V-Cache was exclusively for gamers .  The chip maker has announced six new Ryzen Pro 9000 Series desktop processors built on Zen 5 architecture . And, for the very first time, these processors bring 3D V-Cache technology to the commercial desktop market. AMD Unsplash What makes the X3D models special? Among the six, the headline chip is the Ryzen 9 Pro 9965X3D, which comprises 16 cores, 32 threads, up to 5.5 GHz peak clock speed (with boost), and 128 MB of total L3 cache. While everything else might sound normal, the 128MB of cache is significantly larger than the standard 64MB.…