Ryzen threadripper 1920 confirmed by a motherboard manufacturer

New data reports that AMD will launch Ryzen Threadripper non-X processors, these will be differentiated by lower power consumption and more relaxed operating frequencies, thus they would be ideal for users looking for a large multi-thread processing power with a consumption more restrained energy. Ryzen Threadripper 1920 confirmed by a motherboard manufacturer.

Filtered the Ryzen Threadripper 1920

There have been several manufacturers of motherboards that have listed a new processor that obeys the name of Ryzen Thredripper 1920, this new model will come with a TDP of 140W and operating frequencies in the base and turbo modes of 3.2 GHz and 3.8 GHz respectively. After the discovery, one of the motherboard manufacturers has removed the mentioned model from the list of processors supported by its X399 series motherboards.

Thus, the only difference between the Ryzen Threadripper 1920 and the Ryzen Threadripper 1920X would be a lower 40W TDP in the case of the former due to tighter operating frequencies. Its price could be around 699 euros.

Ryzen Threadripper TDP and cache size confirmed

	Cores	Threads	TDP	Memory channels	Base clock	Boost Clock	XFR	PCIe Lanes	Price
1950X	16	32	180W	4 Channel	3.4GHz	4GHz	?	64	£ 999
1920X	12	24	180W	4 Channel	3.5GHz	4.0GHz	?	64	£ 799
1920	12	24	140W	4 Channel	3.2GHz	3.8GHz	?	64	-
1900X	8	16	?	4 channel	3.8GHz	4.0GHz	+ 200MHz	64	£ 549
1800X (AM4)	8	16	95W	2 Channel	3.6GHz	4.0GHz	+ 100MHz	twenty	£ 399

Source: overclock3d