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It's a LGA chip rather than a PGA chip, so the pins are on the MB rather than the chip.
Oooh awesome! i do much prefer socket pins. Although pins on chip are in my eyes much easier to straighten if you do mess it up.
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It's a LGA chip rather than a PGA chip, so the pins are on the MB rather than the chip.
Oooh awesome! i do much prefer socket pins. Although pins on chip are in my eyes much easier to straighten if you do mess it up.
Not necessarily!But motherboards are cheaper than the chip.
Ahh ok. Thank you.Ultra M2 is just ASRocks name for PCI-E 3.0 M2 slots.
Also it looks like they support 64 PCIe 3.0 lanes which is just huge!
So zero chance for ITX motherboard for MASSIVE 16 core AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1998X CPU.
It's just getting better and better for AMD, as long as Thread Ripper is competitive in performance and price. The 18 core Intel CPU is $2000 and Skylake-X and Kabylake-X aren't soldered. Intel have gone off their rocker. It seems as if Intel were taken by surprise with AMD's offerings and are too far into production to change anything.
WTF? $2000 chip with crap thermal material? That's shocking if true.
And this socket is huge - love it! Could be a 2 handed install required.
WTF? $2000 chip with crap thermal material? That's shocking if true.
And this socket is huge - love it! Could be a 2 handed install required.
WTF? $2000 chip with crap thermal material? That's shocking if true.
And this socket is huge - love it! Could be a 2 handed install required.
Oh wow!
https://rog.asus.com/articles/maxim...ming-for-amds-monster-ryzen-threadripper-cpu/
This is looking good! 10Gb Ethernet out the box.
2 handed?
You need to hire a crane