Amd ryzen threadripper will hit 32 cores and 64 threads

AMD intends to take its processor technology to a new level with the launch of the second generation Ryzen Threadripper. During its Computex presentation, the company revealed that its second-generation Ryzen Threadripper line of processors will achieve a configuration of up to 32 cores and 64 processing threads, the same configuration that the EPYC platform currently offers for each processor. It will be in the third quarter of this year when we see the arrival on the market of these brutal processors, manufactured at 12nm FinFET by GF.

Second generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper will have up to 32 cores

Second generation Ryzen Threadripper will build on AMD's 12nm Zen + architecture, just like its new Ryzen desktop CPUs. AMD will include all the features of the improved architecture, such as higher clock speeds, more efficient performance and an improved turbo mode. The only negative is that the TDP will be increased in these new processors, of course it is logical to duplicate the cores. The current top-of-the-range 1950X has a 180W TDP, so the new flagship will test the best heatsinks.

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AMD's Anderson says Ryzen has had a huge impact on the industry, but best of all, it has fueled innovation and competition in the industry, which is good for everyone, and especially good for end users. Making Intel react to new AMD processors benefits end users.

The new second-generation Ryzen Threadrippers should go on sale before the end of September, and it takes less to see what these new beasts are capable of.

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