> It's fine if Ryzen 11 and 13 had different sockets (like TR does). I don't need TR and I don't need TR Pro to denote product lines alongside the numbering sch

> It's fine if Ryzen 11 and 13 had different sockets (like TR does). I don't need TR and I don't need TR Pro to denote product lines alongside the numbering scheme. I disagree. AMD did the world a favour by going with the Threadripper brand name instead of the lazy path of mindlessly bumping a number and tagging another brand. The different socket alone is a clear and unambiguous reason to go with a distinct brand, but the clear bet on maxing out memory channels and PCI lanes at the expense of far higher power consumption makes them an entirely different product targetted at an entirely different market segment.