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AMD Ryzen 9 3950X and 3rd Gen Threadripper are Hard To Get Processors
The success of anything with a ZEN2 chip slowly but steadily is becoming an issue, the issue being volume availability. These days over 60% of tech-savvy potential new processor buyers opt for an AMD Ryzen processor, and that causes high demand with accompanying prices.
There is something else to factor in, AMD is fabbing the ZEN2 dies at 7nm, and that means limited production runs. While demand is increasing, the volume availability goes down or is even depleted. I've been monitoring our forums where quite a number of people would like to purchase a 16-core 3950X processor, most of them face the harsh reality that the processors are very hard to find, and you know it .. demand increases prices as well.
- Made available since yesterday, the 749 USD costing Ryzen 9 3950X started selling, if you can find it (and that is a big if), you will have noticed it started selling at 829 EUR, today you need to pay 939 EUR already as prices are on the rise/ryze, and still are rising.
- The 24-core Ryzen Threadripper 3960X is listed at € 1519 to € 9999 (?) and the 32-core 3970X € 2194 to € 2369. Most of these products are in backorder.
Regular processor look a bit more okay, in stock. Ryzen 7 3700X sells at €325, the Ryzen 9 3900X starts at €577. The prices obviously vary per region a bit. If interested, you might want to sit it out for a couple of weeks until volume picks up.
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#5735453 Posted on: 11/27/2019 09:22 AM
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
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#5735515 Posted on: 11/27/2019 01:30 PM
Very Happy with my Ryzen 2700x I just got for $180. More than enough for what I need.
Very Happy with my Ryzen 2700x I just got for $180. More than enough for what I need.
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#5735529 Posted on: 11/27/2019 03:17 PM
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
Seems to me the 1920X is the best value at the moment, at $200. That's $16 per core. That's amazing for a HEDT CPU. I imagine the price might drop further for Black Friday.
Very Happy with my Ryzen 2700x I just got for $180. More than enough for what I need.
I agree - it kinda sucks if you are in a rush or need to get a new system, but something like a 2700X is nothing to complain about, especially for that price. For someone like you, it's better to just wait out the rush until AMD can catch up with the demand.
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
Seems to me the 1920X is the best value at the moment, at $200. That's $16 per core. That's amazing for a HEDT CPU. I imagine the price might drop further for Black Friday.
Very Happy with my Ryzen 2700x I just got for $180. More than enough for what I need.
I agree - it kinda sucks if you are in a rush or need to get a new system, but something like a 2700X is nothing to complain about, especially for that price. For someone like you, it's better to just wait out the rush until AMD can catch up with the demand.
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#5735554 Posted on: 11/27/2019 05:16 PM
not that 3600x is easy to find on amazon.
not that 3600x is easy to find on amazon.
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#5735808 Posted on: 11/28/2019 01:46 PM
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
one thing that many user considering/that holding back buying threadripper2 is that the chipset sTR4 is like "dead"
not saying TRX4 will last long either, as there nothing they say it will support threadripper4
but they mention "TRX4 sets us nicely for future development and scalability of the Threadripper platform, both on a near- and long-term basis."
so i personally expecting it will last longer than TR4
Bah, just buy Threadripper Zen1 or Zen+. They are lowering prices. Not like someone gonna need high IPS with that workload.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X (16 cores) is for $680 on amazon.com
Yeah, I get it, gotta have latest tech.
one thing that many user considering/that holding back buying threadripper2 is that the chipset sTR4 is like "dead"
not saying TRX4 will last long either, as there nothing they say it will support threadripper4
but they mention "TRX4 sets us nicely for future development and scalability of the Threadripper platform, both on a near- and long-term basis."
so i personally expecting it will last longer than TR4
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in switzerland :
3900x price went down tons in stock
3950x price went down but you can't buy it (availability unknown I saw 5 in stock in the middle of the night they didn't last long, confirmed by a comment from the staff that they sold their 1st batch)
3960x price went up 3$ since I ordered but you can't buy it (availability in 2 weeks supposedly on my order but webshop now says unknown date)
9900ks price went up ?!? at shops that have them (only a few that seem to have all the stock too)
10980xe not even listed
I hope to get my TR in 2019, never expected day1, small country usually means small market least priority