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The unfortunate part is that Threadripper nowadays is OEM only, thus it is very expensive. You can just switch to EPYC with hardly any difference in price poin
by bick_nyers 4y ago
The unfortunate part is that Threadripper nowadays is OEM only, thus it is very expensive.
You can just switch to EPYC with hardly any difference in price point.
- tanelpoder 4y agoThe Threadripper Pro 5000-series is available for retail purchases [1]. When 3000-series was launched, it was first OEM only (Lenovo) but later became available in retail too. [1] https://www.amazon.com/AMD-ThreadripperTM-PRO-5975WX-64-Thread/dp/B0B5VH1WPC https://www.amazon.com/AMD-ThreadripperTM-PRO-5975WX-64-Thre...
- bick_nyers 4y agoOh nice, I must have missed this. Motherboard prices are leaving something to be desired (lowest price is $900), but still, this is good news. Edit: On second glance, the markup compared to last-gen Threadripper is gnarly. 24 core SKU MSRP is $2.4k, compared to the 3000 series SKU which MSRP for $1.4k. At that point just go EPYC.