Two AMD 16-core Threadripper parts have been listed online

Two AMD 16-core Threadripper parts have been listed online

Two AMD 16-core Threadripper parts have been listed online

 
Two AMD 16-core Threadripper parts have been listed online, both of which have clock speeds of over 3.2GHz and match the leaked specifications of older leaks regarding this new platform. 
 
These two parts are called the AMD Threadripper 1998 and 1998X, which offer clock speeds of 3.2GHz and 3.5GHz respectively. Previous leaks have suggested that these two CPUs will have boost clocks of 3.6GHz and 3.8GHz, with the 1998X offering a +100MHz XFR boost. 
 
AMD’s Threadripper CPU platform is listed as using the new LGA SP3r2 socket, which is likely to be a different socket design than the company’s upcoming EPYC LGA SP3 server socket.  Below is a list of previously leaked Threadripper CPU specifications. 
 
 
  Cores Threads TDP Mem Base clock Boost Clock  XFR
R9 1998X 16 32 155W 4x 3200MHz 3.5GHz 3.8GHz +100MHz
R9 1998 16 32 3.2GHz 3.6GHz
R9 1977X 14 28 3.5GHz 3.9GHz +100MHz
R9 1977 14 28 140W 3.2GHz 3.7GHz
R9 1976X 12 24 3.6GHz 4.0GHz +100MHz
R9 1956X 12 24 125W 3.2Ghz 3.7GHz +100MHz
R9 1956 12 24 3.0GHz 3.7GHz
R9 1955X 10 20 3.6GHz 3.9GHz +100MHz
R9 1955 10 20 4x 3200MHz 3.1GHz 3.7GHz
R7 1800X (AM4) 8 16 95W 2x 2666MHz 3.6GHz 4.0GHz +100MHz
 

  
Two AMD 16-core Threadripper parts have been listed online

 

AMD are expected to release more information on their new Threadripper CPUs at Computex 2017, where Intel are also expected to release their competing Skylake-X CPU platform.

  

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