AMD launches its Ryzen Threadripper 3990X processor for $3990 - A Monster CPU

AMD must be having a blast rubbing intel's face in the dirt. While Intel have been somewhat silent in their comparison of products again AMD offerings.

The above screenshot explains why I suppose. Intel have... nothing ;)
Even their PCIE 4.0 Optane drives need AMD CPUs for true vigerous testing. hah
 
AMD must be having a blast rubbing intel's face in the dirt. While Intel have been somewhat silent in their comparison of products again AMD offerings.

The above screenshot explains why I suppose. Intel have... nothing ;)
Even their PCIE 4.0 Optane drives need AMD CPUs for true vigerous testing. hah

"Even their PCIE 4.0 Optane drives need AMD CPUs for true vigerous [external] testing. "

Intel definitely has PCIe 4.0 in-house for testing. The problem for Intel is that outsiders won't.
 
"Even their PCIE 4.0 Optane drives need AMD CPUs for true vigerous [external] testing. "

Intel definitely has PCIe 4.0 in-house for testing. The problem for Intel is that outsiders won't.

I will not accept any testing done in-house by Intel. They are the masters of deceipt. And you only have to look at the controversy such as that from Principled Technologies to lose faith in some sources.

It is the outsiders who will sell their product more than anything though. If a reputable reviewer like TTL stepped in and said this product is a must have for everyone no questions asked, that would have some sway on the market
 
I will not accept any testing done in-house by Intel. They are the masters of deceipt. And you only have to look at the controversy such as that from Principled Technologies to lose faith in some sources.

It is the outsiders who will sell their product more than anything though. If a reputable reviewer like TTL stepped in and said this product is a must have for everyone no questions asked, that would have some sway on the market

I agree that proper external testing is the best kind of testing. I just don't want the idea spreading that Intel used AMD hardware in-house to test its PCIe 4.0 SSDs.
 
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