Threadripper release date leaked

WYP · #1 24-07-17, 09:04 AM

It looks like Threadripper will not release with a reference liquid cooler after all.

Read more on AMD's Threadripper platform.

Chopper3 · #2 24-07-17, 09:55 AM

So is the 16c/32t one two 8c/16t chips glued together like the EPYCs and the 12c/24t one two 'sixes' or it is one-and-a-half 'eights'?

Excalabur50 · #3 24-07-17, 10:00 AM

I had heard August the 10th which is Siggraph isn't it

AlienALX · #4 24-07-17, 10:04 AM

Quite a bit more than I thought they would be if I'm being honest. Mind you, these are the high clock parts. So I guess maybe later they will have cheaper ones coming out.

Sliced · #5 24-07-17, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Chopper3

So is the 16c/32t one two 8c/16t chips glued together like the EPYCs and the 12c/24t one two 'sixes' or it is one-and-a-half 'eights'?

In a nut shell, yes.

Excalabur50 · #6 24-07-17, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Sliced

In a nut shell, yes.

They are not glued together at all that is Intel misinformation

Kourgath223 · #7 24-07-17, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Excalabur50

They are not glued together at all that is Intel misinformation

According to this* glued together might actually be a technical term, granted in the context of what Intel said it was certainly being used as a negative.

*https://youtu.be/rscDxMrZmGU?t=8m58s

BigDaddyKong · #8 24-07-17, 10:45 PM

I prefer Duct Tape instead of glue. It more closely resembles the molecular structure of infinity fabric, and keeps them held together perfectly