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5960X would be a Threadripper part (at least based on the releases of the 3000-series Ryzen desktop processors). Threadripper has typically lagged the Ryzen ann
by greggyb 6y ago
5960X would be a Threadripper part (at least based on the releases of the 3000-series Ryzen desktop processors). Threadripper has typically lagged the Ryzen announcement. I think we can expect some insane TR parts soon.
- Teknoman117 6y agoThe fact that they made of point of supporting threadripper in their announcement gives me a certain level of confidence there will be Zen 3 thread rippers. I mainly say this because people were curious if the 3950X would mean the end of the threadripper line, which was of course later proven wrong when the 24, 32, and 64 core TR parts came out.
- pepoluan 6y agoAMD is clearly moving TR into the "Pro" / Workstation market. As such, "soon" means "the next Workstation trade event/show". With CES 2021 cancelled/postponed for Jack knows how long, "soon" might mean Q2 2021.
- NorwegianDude 6y agoThreadripper has always been for workstations, so they're not moving it anywhere.
- coreblocks 6y agoWell, they have a “thread ripper pro” line which supports more RAM and official support for ECC.
- greggyb 6y agoYeah, with no industry events, it sure was impossible for them to spawn a hundreds-of-comments HN thread with their announcement video yesterday....
- pulse7 6y ago5960X was also an Intel processor in 2014 (Intel Core i7-5960X @ 3.00GHz).