AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 1950X now costs less than £800 in the UK

AMD’s TR4/Threadripper platform represents the company’s highest-end consumer offerings, offering a tremendous amount of value for money when it comes to pure CPU performance and PCIe connectivity. 

AMD’s flagship Ryzen Threadripper 1950X launched with a price of £999.99 in the UK but since then the CPU has steadily seen price decreases which have eventually lead to the product selling for £799.99 at several UK retailers today. This represents a 20% price reduction since launch and places the 1950X’s current price at the Ryzen Threadripper 1920X’s launch price. 

The Ryzen 1920X has also seen a significant price decrease, with the CPU selling for £679.99 today at Overclockers UK, which is a price reduction of £120 when compared to its launch price of £799.99.    

 

Ryzen Threadripper has been designed from the outset to offer a lot of value for money for HEDT consumers, offering a lot of CPU performance and PCIe connectivity for their money as well as deliver advanced features like ECC memory support, which X299 lacks. 

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