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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 5000 Product Line Revealed
The forthcoming AMD Ryzen Threadripper 5000 CPU range has been exposed in documents by Wccftech, these documents are based on the recent Gigabyte data breach.
Yesterday the same documents showed these products to be codenamed Chagall. The next generation of Threadripper CPUs, which will be based on Zen 3, will have at least eight different SKUs with varied core counts ranging from 16 to 64 cores.
Furthermore, the records show that AMD will release Workstation and High-End Desktop models for the WRX80 and TRX40 sockets, respectively, with the same TDP and core counts as their Zen 2 predecessors, according to the docs. The five PRO (Workstation) processors will be available in 64, 32, 24, 16, and 12 core configurations, while the three HEDT processors will be available in 64, 32, and 24 core configurations. The Workstation CPUs will have an 8-channel IMC and 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes, whilst the HEDT processors will only have 64 lanes.
AMD is anticipated to release the Ryzen Threadripper 5000 CPUs in November of 2021, according to rumors.
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#5939257 Posted on: 08/19/2021 09:45 AM
because......hmmm .... nobody could predict this or the 3990x even existed ? oO
Now that's true high end. I laugh at 5900/5950 owners who've thought they're king of the universe.
because......hmmm .... nobody could predict this or the 3990x even existed ? oO
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#5939263 Posted on: 08/19/2021 10:39 AM
I'm sure people bought the most expensive they can and never believed a threadripper will be indeed released at 21-22 or before next generation of zen.
Threadrippers in the past released the same year as consumer ryzen series. So the prosumer bought 59xx series. AMD was tricky and shadow played everyone. 2 years difference to milk them didn't happen with 1000,2000,3000. Victims bought the old 39xx tr series instead of 59xx r9 for example.
because......hmmm .... nobody could predict this or the 3990x even existed ? oO
I'm sure people bought the most expensive they can and never believed a threadripper will be indeed released at 21-22 or before next generation of zen.
Threadrippers in the past released the same year as consumer ryzen series. So the prosumer bought 59xx series. AMD was tricky and shadow played everyone. 2 years difference to milk them didn't happen with 1000,2000,3000. Victims bought the old 39xx tr series instead of 59xx r9 for example.
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#5939273 Posted on: 08/19/2021 11:59 AM
F-That, I think that xbox-air-purifier-trashcan and PS5 owners who have paid upteen £/€/$ will be the ones crying at xmas this year.
I soooooo nearly upgraded 19/20 and am glad I didn't, for a multiple reasons, but now, whoah, more cores and threads rule harder than Queen Mary
Now that's true high end. I laugh at 5900/5950 owners who've thought they're king of the universe.
F-That, I think that xbox-air-purifier-trashcan and PS5 owners who have paid upteen £/€/$ will be the ones crying at xmas this year.
I soooooo nearly upgraded 19/20 and am glad I didn't, for a multiple reasons, but now, whoah, more cores and threads rule harder than Queen Mary
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#5939280 Posted on: 08/19/2021 12:20 PM
I'm sure people bought the most expensive they can and never believed a threadripper will be indeed released at 21-22 or before next generation of zen.
Threadrippers in the past released the same year as consumer ryzen series. So the prosumer bought 59xx series. AMD was tricky and shadow played everyone. 2 years difference to milk them didn't happen with 1000,2000,3000. Victims bought the old 39xx tr series instead of 59xx r9 for example.
They were the kings for a good long while, in fact still be for a few months. Nobody ever buys a PC component believing it will remain the best forever.
Anyone following the tech news a little bit knows it would have been useless for AMD to release the new Threadripper any sooner. It would have been just a paper launch. They couldn't even manufacture the existing components as much as they needed due to TSMC being more than fully booked. What use would it be to add Threadrippeds into the mix? It's a marginal product anyway, even if the profit margin is very nice.
I'm sure people bought the most expensive they can and never believed a threadripper will be indeed released at 21-22 or before next generation of zen.
Threadrippers in the past released the same year as consumer ryzen series. So the prosumer bought 59xx series. AMD was tricky and shadow played everyone. 2 years difference to milk them didn't happen with 1000,2000,3000. Victims bought the old 39xx tr series instead of 59xx r9 for example.
They were the kings for a good long while, in fact still be for a few months. Nobody ever buys a PC component believing it will remain the best forever.
Anyone following the tech news a little bit knows it would have been useless for AMD to release the new Threadripper any sooner. It would have been just a paper launch. They couldn't even manufacture the existing components as much as they needed due to TSMC being more than fully booked. What use would it be to add Threadrippeds into the mix? It's a marginal product anyway, even if the profit margin is very nice.
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Now that's true high end. I laugh at 5900/5950 owners who've thought they're king of the universe.