Was this a California-specific (state) lawsuit, or federal claim? If it was just a state claim, then how would that effect purchases from Newegg, who has their home base in Cali.
Edit: You know what they SHOULD have done... should have offered every purchaser (for every unit) that bought an FX 8-core, 6-core, whatever CPU, a $20 off coupon valid for any US reseller, off of a 3000-series Ryzen CPU/APU. Honestly, they are selling well, but I think that would actually go a long way towards repairing their customer trust, by those people that were "burned" by Bulldozer (and Piledriver)'s lack of performance, especially in gaming.
Edit: Or use this as a way to move older 1st-gen Ryzen inventory.
Edit: Or maybe even tier the coupons, like, if you bought 4-"core" FX, get a coupon for $20 off a 2200G or a Ryzen 3 1200. Bought a 6-"core" FX, get a coupon for $20 off of a Ryzen R5 1600 or 3600. Bought an 8-"core" FX CPU, get a $20 off coupon for a Ryzen R7 1700/2700/3700X.
That would have made a lot more sense to me, from a business perspective. Maybe the courts wouldn't concur. I would have done it for 100% of the class, though, and not just on the assumption that only 20% would redeem their vouchers or whatever.