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AMD unveiled today its new Ryzen Threadripper 7000 Series CPUs, which will launch on November 21 alongside the Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7000 WX-Series chips for professional workstations.
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AMD’s new line of Ryzen chips in the Threadripper family bring the company back into the conversation with Intel and I’m moving back to team red.
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Although AMD has been losing market share to Intel over the past decade, they’ve recently started to pick up steam again in the great battle for desktop processor superiority. A large part of this surge comes in the high-end, multi-core processor arena, where it seems like AMD’s threadripper is clearly superior to Intel’s competition. Thanks to overclocking expert [der8auer] we can finally see what’s going on inside of this huge chunk of silicon.
The elephant in the room is the number of dies on this chip. It has a massive footprint to accommodate all four dies, each with …read more
