I see what you mean (though that marketing is still not gamery!). But I think there is value there, in that clear messaging. The Threadripper board and processo

I see what you mean (though that marketing is still not gamery!). But I think there is value there, in that clear messaging. The Threadripper board and processors are better available and their capabilities clearly understandable when you come from a consumer platform. The Supermicro board and Xeon cpus (and Xeon prices!) are maybe more relatable when your background is in servers, but utterly confusing otherwise. Too many skus, no marketing material at all that makes them understandable to consumers, very high prices, no boards from brands consumers know. And the prosumer line Intel is pushing instead as Threadripper alternative is crap. And that's Intel fault, by basically blocking consumers a few years ago from using and buying Xeon processors...