Mega fan of the Threadripper platform here. Initial gens had some teething problems but since Zen 2 (I have a 3970X build) it's been excellent for those middle-ground consumer HEDT enthusiasts.
Today's news:
Including some older forum thread links here:
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I'm worried about the pricing though
eager to replace my 3970X with a 9970X or even 9980X but current motherboards in the market are pro-level need ECC RDIMMs - I'm waiting/hoping for new motherboard launches that will support regular non-ECC DDR5 UDIMMs.
Today's news:
Including some older forum thread links here:
By Joel Hruska on August 6, 2018 at 9:00 am
Of all the Zen-based CPUs and SoCs that AMD launched in 2017, Threadripper — the company’s high-end desktop competitor to Intel’s HEDT family — was the best positioned. While the consumer-focused Ryzen family initially hammered Intel’s Kaby Lake, Intel chose to respond fairly quickly with a Coffee Lake refresh that generally edged out the Ryzen 7 1800X. The Ryzen 7...
Of all the Zen-based CPUs and SoCs that AMD launched in 2017, Threadripper — the company’s high-end desktop competitor to Intel’s HEDT family — was the best positioned. While the consumer-focused Ryzen family initially hammered Intel’s Kaby Lake, Intel chose to respond fairly quickly with a Coffee Lake refresh that generally edged out the Ryzen 7 1800X. The Ryzen 7...
First AMD Threadripper in INDIA is here.. enjoying the 16-Core / 32 Threads power with X399 AORUS Gaming 7
Review coming soon.
Review coming soon.
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I'm worried about the pricing though
eager to replace my 3970X with a 9970X or even 9980X but current motherboards in the market are pro-level need ECC RDIMMs - I'm waiting/hoping for new motherboard launches that will support regular non-ECC DDR5 UDIMMs.