In my personal experience, whenever I try to guess which way the tech will move I guess wrong.
I went with Cyrix and the world went with Intel. I went with VLB and the world went with PCI.
My first HTPC used a Creative labs video blaster. I was running a 2MB Diamond Multimedia 2D Windows accelerator card. I later upgraded it to 3D with a PowerVR. I was sure that PowerVR was the future. The world went with 3DFX.
My next two HTPCs used Diamond Multimedia GPUs. (Eventually they were acquired by AMD and that is when they entered the GPU market.) The world went with Nvidia. 
My ego doesn’t require the fastest computer or bleeding edge parts, (I never overclock anything.) and I would rather spend more money on something I know and trust than save money on another risk, given my track record.
When I build for other people I often recommend Ryzen. I just don’t use them myself. 
Edit: In 10 years Nvidia will probably be playing catch up in the GPU world and Ryzen will the king of CPUs. I will look back and see that I guessed wrong once again. 