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13xx, 15xx, 17xx, ThreadRipper. For gen 2, that'd be: 23xx, 25xx, 27xx, ThreadRipper. I think they picked the names/numbers to show some kind of equivalence

13xx, 15xx, 17xx, ThreadRipper. For gen 2, that'd be: 23xx, 25xx, 27xx, ThreadRipper. I think they picked the names/numbers to show some kind of equivalence with i3/5/7, but that's not quite it.

cestith 8y ago
Don't forget the 1700X and 1800X. ThreadRipper is interesting. It requires a different socket than the other desktop processors and is targeted more at workstation class machines. In servers there are Epyc and Epyc 2.
jandrese 8y ago
ThreadRipper seems more like a Xeon competitor to me. Something for the server room crowd.
- saati 8y ago
  Epyc is the server Xeon competitor, Threadripper is a workstation cpu.
- snvzz 8y ago
  That'd be EPYC, their server offering. Threadripper is their workstation CPU.