AMD announced the Ryzen Threadripper 1920X, 1950X and as a bit of a surprize, a 1900X as well last week. That would be a 16, 12 and 8 core part respectively. However there seems to be a non X mode 1920 in the works as well.
The information reaches us theough Dutch based Tweakers.net who noticed that both ASUS and ASRock have a 140W TDP based processor entry in the CPU compatibility lists. The (what we presume will be called) Threadripper 1200 is not an X model, but has a 140W TDP, which is 40 Watts lower compared top what the X models to (180W).
This Threadripper 1920 would again get 12 cores and 24 threads. According to Asus it will get a 3.5GHz base-clock, the ASRock website however notes down 3.2GHz. With a lower TDP, the latter feels more plausible. There is no mention of Boost frequency and XFR ranges.
| 1900X | 1920 (unofficial) | 1920X | 1950X | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Socket | TR4 | TR4 | TR4 |
TR4 |
| Cores / threads | 8/16 | 12/24 | 12/24 | 16/32 |
| Clock speed | 3.80GHz | 3,20GHz (?) | 3.50GHz | 3.40GHz |
| Boost rate | 4.00GHz | - | 4.00GHz | 4.00GHz |
| XFR | 4.20GHz | - | 4.20GHz | 4.20GHz |
| TDP | - | 140W | 180W | 180W |
| Recommended price | $ 549 | - | $ 799 | $ 999 |
| Available | August 31th | - | 10 August | 10 August |
More Ryzen Threadrippers spotted - the 1920 with a 140W TDP
