AMD’s Zen 3 Ryzen Threadripper 5000 series will reportedly launch in August

AMD’s Zen 3 architecture has been a huge success for the company, delivering higher performance levels within the server, desktop and mobile markets. Now, AMD needs to expand its Zen 3 lineup into the last major area of the x86 market, catering to the HEDT market with new Zen 3-based Threadripper processors. 

Zen 3 based Ryzen 5000 series processors are coming. That’s a fact that cannot be denied. AMD’s Ryzen 3000 series of Threadripper processors launched in November 2019, and they are in dire need of a Zen 3-based replacement. 

According to @KittyYYuko, formerly known as KittyCorgi online, has revealed that AMD plans to launch its next-generation of Threadripper processors in August 2021. These processors should be compatible with AMD’s TRX40 series motherboards, though these motherboards will likely require BIOS updates to function with these new CPU models. 

AMD’s Ryzen 5000 series Threadripper CPUs will deliver PC users the same benefits as AMD’s other Threadripper-based product offerings, delivering stronger single-threaded performance, a smarter cache structure. AMD’s 4th Generation Threadripper processors are arriving later than many PC enthusiasts expected. However, this makes sense given the sheer demand for AMD’s Zen 3 CPU models within the desktop and enterprise markets. 

If these rumours are correct, AMD will be releasing new Threadripper processors in Q3 2021. This will strengthen AMD’s position within the HEDT market, with Intel having no viable response to combat it. 

  
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