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Jan 9, 2021 23:59 EST The second WRX80 chipset based motherboard, the ASUS WRX80 PRO WS Sage, for AMD's Ryzen Threadripper Pro Workstation CPUs has leaked out by Videocardz. The motherboard is an insane product aimed purely at the workstation and content creator segment with tons of expansion and IO capabilities. ASUS's WRX80 PRO WS SAGE SE Monster Workstation Motherboard Leaks Out, Designed For AMD's Ryzen Threadripper Pro CPUs While we have seen Gigabyte's implementation of the WRX80 chipset on its SU8 motherboard, the ASUS design looks and feels more premium. Looking at the motherboar...

Core count sweet spot? on January 3, 2021, 15:20 40 comments Something to look forward to: AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 5000 series, Genesis Peak is expected to be announced in the coming weeks and a recent leak suggests that the 16-core version of the HEDT chip might make a comeback. This is anomalous since their Ryzen 5950X already boasts 16-cores, so assuming the information is legitimate, we'll have to see if AMD's assessment about demand for this core-count plays out. As with previous Ryzen generations, AMD will be following up its successful Ryzen 5000 ...

Low TDP Outperforms competing Intel HEDT options Cons Game frame rates for lightly threaded titles are so-so AMD is erasing the clean lines between mainstream desktop CPUs and so-called high-end desktop (HEDT) ones, thanks to more-powerful-than-powerhouse chips like the stellar 16-core Ryzen 9 5950X ($749). Compare it to Intel's closest options, such as the Core i9-10980XE Extreme Edition and others in the decidedly pricey, definitely HEDT Core X-Series, and the value contest isn't even close. In the core wars at the close of 2020, AMD simply can't be beat. If you deal with demanding content-...

ExtremeTech AMD, ARM Both Increased Their Server Market Share in Q3 2020 By Joel Hruska on December 11, 2020 at 7:29 am This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. Analysis firm IDC has released its report on the server market for Q3 2020, and it shows both AMD and ARM growing their share of the space over the past 12 months. Overall revenue for the quarter was $22.6B, up 2.2 percent since Q3 2019. This is a much smaller increase than we saw in Q2, when server shipments grew by 20 percent compared with Q2 2019. There’s some expectati...