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AMD brings back consumer HEDT, launches TRX50 platform, Threadripper 7xxx
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Caporegime
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Didn't expect HEDT to make a return genuinely surprised. TRX50 is interesting in that it supports PRO and standard Threadripper chips
It looks like my 3960X can finely go into retirement. It's going to cost a bomb but there aren't any other options.
Just hope the mobos aren't too expensive, also not sure about what RAM to use, looks like you need registered memory to run on this platform.
It looks like my 3960X can finely go into retirement. It's going to cost a bomb but there aren't any other options.
Just hope the mobos aren't too expensive, also not sure about what RAM to use, looks like you need registered memory to run on this platform.
Just going to have a little watch but not happy that I dont get a socket upgrade (again) on the hedt platform.
x399 and now trx40 only managed a single CPU for me.
Soldato
Perhaps this is what I've been waiting for, my i9 7900X is running out of puff...
Soldato
Assume one CPU release for these. When TRX40 came out they appeased people unhappy moving from X399 saying it was good for several future generations and look how that turned out.
Threadripper 7995x breaks multicore world records, scores 100k points in Cinebench R23 at stock and 148k points overclocked. The 96 core CPU ran at an all core speed of 4.4ghz and sipped 600watts
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AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX scores 100K Cinebench R23 points at stock, claims 148K record with OC - VideoCardz.com
AMD Threadripper breaks 148K Cinebench R23 score, a new world record The company invited members of the media to its headquarters for the first public demo of the new Threadripper platform. One of the sessions included an extreme overclocking attempt, a successful one, one may add. The review...
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Lol
Soldato
I wonder how these will be for gaming.
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Caporegime
That's a monster.Threadripper 7995x breaks multicore world records, scores 100k points in Cinebench R23 at stock and 148k points overclocked. The 96 core CPU ran at an all core speed of 4.4ghz and sipped 600watts
AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX scores 100K Cinebench R23 points at stock, claims 148K record with OC - VideoCardz.com
AMD Threadripper breaks 148K Cinebench R23 score, a new world record The company invited members of the media to its headquarters for the first public demo of the new Threadripper platform. One of the sessions included an extreme overclocking attempt, a successful one, one may add. The review...
Soldato
I would imagine same as Threadripper since Zen 2; decent but will be certainly worse than mainstream platforms.
Caporegime
No 3D cache on these I don't think so won't be all that exciting.
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The only exciting thing you could do with 96 cores for gaming is divide them into 12 lots of 8 each with a graphics card and tons of RAM and have 12 independent players using the same computer with good performance.
Heck, AMD might even sponsor such a comedy event. They sponsor drowning their chips in liquid nitrogen to impress after all.
Heck, AMD might even sponsor such a comedy event. They sponsor drowning their chips in liquid nitrogen to impress after all.
As do intel.
Soldato
I never really looked into it back then
Soldato
Looks like i will have to just suck it up and get a 7950X3D instead of the 7800X3D as i need the extra cores and the 7800X3d isnt cutting it.
Soldato
I think I’ll be doing the same unless there is something newer coming very soon. As cool as these new Threadrippers are, not much point if they are ££££ and have no benefits for gaming.
Maybe AMD can hide a few kilowatts of phase change cooling under a blanket and pass the performance off as a stock system, ehh?
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