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Threadripper has its own socket type so I'd go with a cheaper or older one of those. Though I think third-gen threadripper is another socket entirely
by juped 6y ago
Threadripper has its own socket type so I'd go with a cheaper or older one of those. Though I think third-gen threadripper is another socket entirely
- junar 6y agoThe problem is that Threadripper mobos are expensive, and as you said, 3000-series Threadripper don't use the same socket as earlier Threadrippers. Under $1000, it's better to optimize the budget for GPU and RAM, and avoid spending too much on the CPU+mobo. You can always upgrade the latter two together if needed.