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New Threadripper CPUs Start to be mentioned in software AMD is preparing a new ZEN3 based generation of Threadripper processors, software support is added slowly but surely. The Beta version of the system information software HWinfo mentions providing better detection for Threadripper Pro and next-generation Threadripper, according to a changelog. AMD's current Zen 3 architecture has been used in the Ryzen 5000 processors since last November, but the actually more powerful Threadripper processors are still at "Ryzen 3000" based on the older Zen 2 architecture. But thus far there has been har...

Originally limited to OEMs, the 3995WX, 3975WX, and 3955WX are now at retailers.

Mar 2, 2021 13:56 EST If anyone needs a 64 core and 128 thread processor for a workstation task, AMD has announced that its Threadripper Pro desktop processors and the WRX80 motherboards are now available to purchase in the DIY segment. The AMD Threadripper PRO CPUs & WRX80 Motherboards Feature 8-Channel DDR4 ECC Memory Support Up To 2TB & 128 PCIe Gen 4 Lanes The AMD Threadripper PRO series makes advances in every category and one-ups the competition in most areas. It features 128 PCIe Gen 4.0 lanes which are double compared to the regular Threadripper series at 64 PCIe Gen 4.0 lanes. T...

Today AMD is officially going to start offering its Ryzen Threadripper Pro processors at retail, effectively ending the exclusivity deal with Lenovo on the product line. To date, Lenovo is the only company to have offered Threadripper Pro in the Thinkstation P620 platform. In the past few months, beginning with the CES trade show, we have seen three motherboard manufacturers showcase models of compatible motherboards for the retail market, and today is supposed to be the day that systems with those motherboards can be purchased. At the launch of the Threadripper Pro platform, AMD advertised f...

System Tests: Dual Channel vs 8-Channel Conclusion: Do It For The Bits The workstation line of machines from Lenovo have been extremely successful for the company. While ThinkStation might not have as much brand identity as the more recognizable ThinkPad, for the markets that require them Lenovo’s ThinkStation range has been at the front of high-performance under-the-desk offerings since 2008. Lenovo has focused on everything from small form factor entry ThinkStation systems, all the way up to high-end dual socket P-series tower designs. The system we are reviewing today actually marks a ma...