Its not even ECC its also multiple processors. If I want two i7's, too bad, I also need to buy Xeon. I think this is a way AMD can differentiate itself. I don'

Its not even ECC its also multiple processors. If I want two i7's, too bad, I also need to buy Xeon. I think this is a way AMD can differentiate itself. I don't think anyone is selling dual socket ryzen boards either. Last I heard you'll need to pay for Naples for that. These are odd moves to make during the long tail of Moore's law. Not sure if protecting the server market from a small amount of overly cheap buyers putting workstations into server use is worth hobbling everyone else and forcing them to pay the Xeon and Naples premium. No idea who is spending $2k on this either, especially when the 1800X is $449 right now. Whale gamers I suppose.