#AMD Threadripper

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Platform

Desktop

Product Family

AMD Ryzen™ PRO Processors

Product Line

AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO 5000 WX-Series

AMD PRO Technologies

Yes

Consumer Use

No

Regional Availability

Global, China, NA, EMEA, APJ, LATAM

Former Codename

"Chagall PRO"

Architecture

"Zen 3"

# of CPU Cores

32

# of Threads

64

Max. Boost Clock

Up to 4.5GHz

Base Clock

3.6GHz

[phonemantra-blog]

The company reported for the third quarter of fiscal year 2023 A few days after Intel, AMD also published its financial report. The company has completed the third quarter of fiscal year 2023. [caption id="attachment_78911" align="aligncenter" width="780"] AMD's[/caption] If Intel's revenue decreased and net profit fell by more than 70%, then AMD's situation is better. Revenue rose 8% to $5.8 billion, and operating profit amounted to $224 million versus a loss of $64 million a year earlier. Net income rose more than 1,000% to $299 million. AMD's net profit grew by 1000% and equaled Intel's net profit By the way, Intel's net profit was only $1 million higher, which is very interesting. At the same time, Intel's revenue is almost 2.5 times higher than that of its competitor. It’s also worth noting that the data center products segment did not grow year-on-year in the past quarter, although it has been actively driving AMD’s revenue upward in recent years. But sales in the consumer segment increased by 42%, mainly due to the full entry into the market of Ryzen 7000 mobile APUs. AMD's gaming business fell 8% due to lower revenue from sales of semi-custom products.

[arielmcorg]

#AMD - Nuevos Productos de Estaciones de Trabajo AMD Threadripper

AMD anunció los tan esperados procesadores AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO Serie 7000 WX y reintrodujo la línea de procesadores Threadripper en el espacio de escritorio de gama alta con los procesadores Ryzen™ Threadripper™ Serie 7000, estableciendo un nuevo estándar para el rendimiento informático y la innovación en la industria (Fuente AMD Latam). AMD presenta los procesadores Ryzen Threadripper…

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AMD’s Next-Gen TRX50 Motherboards

AMD Threadripper 7000 central processor units will be supported by the next-generation TRX50 motherboards that are currently being developed by AMD’s board partners. These motherboards are now in the process of entering mass production.

Threadripper 7000 HEDT & Workstation CPU AMD TRX50 Motherboards Have Been Found

This time around, ASRock is working on the TRX50 WS, a motherboard that will employ AMD’s TRX50 socket and WS chipset and will provide compatibility for the most current Threadripper 7000 “Storm Peak” processors.

ASRock always has its full stack prepared, regardless of whether they are working with mainstream or workstation systems. This motherboard has been listed by the EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission), and it is projected that it will be accessible in the fourth quarter of 2023, when the lineup is expected to be on shop shelves.

As suggested by its name, this particular motherboard appears like it will be focusing on the workstation side of things as its primary market. ASRock’s current TRX40 product portfolio included the Taichi and Creator products. These weren’t only geared at providing workstation-class functionality, rather, they were also influenced by gaming aesthetics.

It has been four years after the debut of the TRX40 series. However, at the same time, ASRock was also releasing the WRX80 series as part of the Creator family. This series was built specifically for “WX” PRO chips. This motherboard had support for eight channels of RAM and included a generous number of PCI Express lanes.

It’s possible that the same thing will happen here with the AMD TRX50 motherboards, which will keep the lineup basic and make it more user-friendly for high-end desktop computers, while the WRX series range will concentrate on providing customers with an abundance of functionality to meet the needs of the workstation market. That there will be two platforms for the Threadripper 7000 CPUs is something that we are aware of, and something that we have also very recently verified with a variety of motherboard manufacturers.

One will support 4-channel memory, while the other will support 8-channel memory. While the HEDT platform is expected to have the LGA 4844 “SP6” socket with 4-channel memory and 64 PCIe Gen 5 lanes support, the WS platform is expected to have the LGA 6096 “SP5” socket with support for up to 8 channels of memory and 128 PCIe Gen 5 lanes. Similarly, the majority of motherboard manufacturers specialized on HEDT “TRX” components rather than the Workstation SKUs. With the next-gen lineup, it may be the case as well.

Late in the year 2023 is when it is projected that the next-generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000 “Storm Peak” central processing units would be introduced for the first time, provided that all goes according to plan. You should prepare to get further information sometime during the next several months.

[miscellaneousmathematics]

Doing server maintenance tonight. At the end of the night I should have 7 different computers all hooked up together. Only problem is I have no idea what I want to do with all this computing power. I essentially have a cheap AMD Threadripper at my disposal.

Maybe I'll keep banging my head against Fortran to try and get my neural network to actually function. I'm running into problems with how to store the neural network data. Fortran doesn't have dynamically sized arrays so I have to either put in a big high rank array or have a bunch of smaller arrays with less manageable code.

[demigirlboss2girlrotboogaloo]

Honestly, this can't last. It'll collapse eventually, and when it does a *lot* of things are going to end up in landfills. Cloud computing was supposed to be cheaper, easier, more scalable, but as time's gone on the price gouging by both hardware vendors and the hyperscalers that provide the services has made it less and less viable for most people and organizations to opt for cloud storage and compute. I can't find the exact quote right now, but Wendell from Level1Techs once made a really good point about how it used to be that you would just buy a thinclient, and hook it up to a cloud compute server, and you wouldn't have to worry about stocking and maintaining expensive hardware. But nowadays, the cost of cloud storage and compute and honestly even the thinclients is so ridiculously astronomical that in a lot of cases organizations are better off just getting high power NUCs instead, since while yes a fleet of those might cost you fifty-odd thousand dollars, you will have already made that money back in a year from all the cloud subscriptions you aren't paying anymore.

And again, as much as hyperscalers like IBM and Google are to blame for this, the hardware vendors are equally to blame. Nvidia's getting as high as 1000% margins on some of their products, and AMD isn't far behind. Intel is thankfully still willing to price themselves into categories that their competitors sneer at, but that's only gonna last until they get established in the dGPU business again (shoutout Knight's Landing my beloved), which would also propel their CPU offerings higher (and frankly at the moment I trust Sapphire Rapids more than I do Threadripper, don't think we forgot about what you did to TR5000 you bastards), which are significantly higher margin products due to being produced directly by Intel Foundry Services rather than an external fab (namely TSMC) like their GPUs are.

So yeah, give it a bit, the bubble will burst soon enough and if it doesn't hopefully USB4 PCIe passthrough catches on on phones and other mobile devices. Fingers fucking crossed. And if we're feeling brave let's maybe pray that USB-IF writes a USB standard that actually includes all the features instead of me having to buy Thunderbolt cables.

smartphone storage plateauing in favor of just storing everything in the cloud is such dogshit. i should be able to have like a fucking terabyte of data on my phone at this point. i hate the fucking cloud

[granth]

Building PCs for Creative Professionals: Optimized Systems for Design and Rendering

Introduction

Creative professionals, such as graphic designers, video editors, and 3D animators, demand high-performance PCs tailored for intensive software like Adobe Creative Suite, Blender, and Maya. This case study highlights Kryptronix’s approach to designing systems optimized for creative workflows, ensuring efficiency and reliability.

1. Challenges in Creative Workflows

Creative tasks involve demanding applications that require specialized hardware configurations:

High Computational Power: Complex rendering tasks and multitasking strain the CPU.

Graphics-Intensive Work: High-quality visuals demand powerful GPUs for smooth operation.

Large Storage Needs: High-resolution media files require extensive storage solutions.

System Stability: Continuous rendering or editing sessions need robust cooling and power management.

2. Hardware Requirements for Creatives

To meet the demands of creative workflows, PCs must include:

Multi-Core CPUs: AMD Ryzen Threadripper or Intel Core i9 for handling heavy workloads.

Professional-Grade GPUs: NVIDIA RTX Studio or Quadro series for accelerated rendering.

Ample RAM: Minimum 32GB for smooth multitasking across design applications.

Fast Storage Solutions: NVMe SSDs for quick file access and rendering speeds.

Advanced Cooling Systems: Ensures system stability during intensive operations.

3. Kryptronix’s Approach to Creative PCs

Kryptronix designs PCs specifically for creative professionals, focusing on:

Customized Component Selection: Tailored to the software and workflows of the user.

Workflow Optimization: Ensuring seamless integration of hardware and creative tools.

Aesthetic and Functional Design: Combining sleek builds with practical cable management and cooling.

Scalable Builds: Systems that grow with the professional’s evolving needs.

4. Case Example: A 3D Animator’s Dream Machine

A 3D artist approached Kryptronix seeking a PC capable of rendering high-quality animations efficiently. The solution included:

AMD Ryzen Threadripper Processor: Reduced rendering times by 50%.

NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU: Enabled real-time previews of complex scenes.

64GB DDR5 RAM: Supported multitasking across Blender, Photoshop, and After Effects.

2TB NVMe SSD and 4TB HDD: Offered fast access to active projects and extensive file storage.

This build allowed the animator to complete projects faster and handle larger, more complex scenes effortlessly.

5. Why Choose Kryptronix for Creative PCs?

Kryptronix stands out by delivering high-performance systems tailored for creatives with:

Expert Guidance: Ensuring the right hardware for the software you use.

High Reliability: Systems designed for uninterrupted creative workflows.

Lifetime Technical Support: Keeping your system up-to-date and running smoothly.

Conclusion

Creative professionals need PCs that can handle the rigors of design and rendering. Kryptronix combines cutting-edge hardware with tailored configurations to empower creatives to produce exceptional work with efficiency and precision.

Unleash your creative potential with Kryptronix at Kryptronix.

[thetechyplace]

Battle of the Titans: Intel Xeon vs. AMD Threadripper – A Showdown That Will Make Your PC Sizzle

When it comes to building a powerhouse PC or workstation, the two kings of the processor world are Intel Xeon and AMD Threadripper. These titans of technology have their loyal followings, their pros, and their quirks. But the real question is: which one is right for your next big build? Whether you’re rendering the next blockbuster CGI masterpiece, editing 8K video, or just playing Call of Duty…

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Intel vs AMD: A Deep Dive into the Ongoing Processor Battle

In the ever-evolving world of computer hardware, Intel and AMD have been locked in a fierce competition for processor supremacy. This rivalry has fueled tremendous innovation, pushing both companies to create CPUs that offer the best performance, efficiency, and value for consumers. From their historical beginnings to the current market dynamics, this battle continues to shape the landscape of modern computing.

Historical Background

The Intel vs. AMD rivalry dates back to the 1980s when AMD entered the microprocessor market. Intel had already established itself as the dominant player with its x86 architecture, but AMD quickly became a worthy adversary by introducing processors that were compatible with Intel’s design while also offering more affordable alternatives. This competition laid the foundation for a series of innovations, where both companies continually sought to outpace each other in speed, efficiency, and features.

Over the years, Intel and AMD have each pushed the boundaries of CPU technology. Their rivalry has given consumers a wide variety of processors to choose from, catering to diverse needs and budgets, thus benefiting the tech community at large.

Current Market Dynamics

Today, Intel and AMD continue to battle for market share across multiple segments, including consumer desktops and laptops, high-performance computing, and server markets. Both companies offer a range of processors designed for specific use cases, leading to competitive pricing and performance improvements.

Consumer Desktops and Laptops

In the consumer market, Intel and AMD target users with different performance levels. Intel’s Core i3, i5, i7, and i9 series compete directly with AMD’s Ryzen 3, 5, 7, and 9 processors. The choice often boils down to individual needs—whether it's gaming, content creation, or multitasking.

AMD has made notable strides in recent years with its Ryzen series, which provides more cores and threads than Intel’s offerings at similar price points. This makes AMD appealing to users requiring excellent multi-threaded performance for tasks like video editing, rendering, and gaming.

High-Performance Computing

For power users in fields like 3D modeling, video production, and scientific simulations, Intel’s Core X-Series and AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper are the go-to processors. Both companies have focused on delivering top-tier performance for these demanding applications, often leveraging cutting-edge technology to gain an edge.

Server and Data Center

The battle extends to the server and data center markets, where Intel’s Xeon processors and AMD’s EPYC chips compete for dominance. AMD has made significant inroads with EPYC, challenging Intel’s long-standing lead in this space with processors that offer high core counts and superior performance-per-dollar ratios.

Key Differentiators

Several factors differentiate Intel and AMD processors, influencing the choice of consumers and businesses alike.

Architecture: Intel uses its x86 architecture, while AMD employs its AMD64 architecture. Both designs differ in instruction execution and power efficiency.

Manufacturing Process: Both companies have advanced their manufacturing processes. Intel historically led in this area, but AMD has caught up with its shift to 7nm and 5nm processes, closing the performance gap.

Integrated Graphics: Intel processors often feature integrated graphics. At the same time, AMD’s Ryzen chips also offer integrated Radeon graphics, making them strong contenders for users who want decent graphics performance without a dedicated GPU.

Price-Performance Ratio: AMD has built a reputation for offering competitive price-to-performance ratios, providing more cores at lower prices. Intel, however, focuses on specialized features like Quick Sync for video encoding and Thunderbolt support.

Conclusion

The Intel vs. AMD rivalry continues to drive advancements in CPU technology, ensuring consumers have access to cutting-edge, competitively priced processors. Whether you're focused on gaming, content creation, or enterprise-level computing, both companies offer compelling options that cater to various needs. Ultimately, the ongoing competition between Intel and AMD benefits consumers, guaranteeing powerful, efficient processors and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in computing.

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ASUS PRIME X399-A AMD Threadripper TR4 DDR4 M.2 U.2 X 399 EATX HEDT Motherboard with USB 3.1 Gen2, AURA Sync RGB Lighting and 3D Printing Mounts

Price: Buy Now Last Updated: From the manufacturer Overview The ASUS PRIME X399-A is the prime choice for prosumers and content creators featuring 1-click overclocking with 5-Way Optimization, ASUS Pro Clock Technology, and multiple GPU support with SafeSlot protection. Dual M.2 and front-panel USB 3.1 deliver optimized data speeds, while AURA Sync lighting and 3D-printing mounts provide…

[phonemantra-blog]

Already next week The Starfield game, as you know, was created with the active support of AMD and works much better on Radeon video cards. However, owners of GeForce adapters will soon have a reason to rejoice, as DLSS will be added to the game. [caption id="attachment_78515" align="aligncenter" width="780"] AMD's[/caption] AMD's Starfield Game Will Get DLSS 3 Before FSR 3 Next week the developers will release a beta version of the update, which will bring many changes. True, it’s not very clear why the beta version, but we just have to wait for the release. Among other things, the update will bring support for DLSS, and judging by the mention of frame generation, it will be DLSS 3. Bethesda also promised to add FSR 3 to the game, that is, frame generation technology will become available for Radeon adapters. Considering that Starfield turned out to be very demanding, such improvements will clearly not be superfluous.

[hacialikara]

AMD, Threadripper 9000 serisiyle şov yapacak!

AMD yine sınırları zorlamaya hazırlanıyor. Yeni Threadripper 9000 serisi, “Shimada Peak” kod adıyla ortaya çıktı. AMD’nin yeni işlemci ailesi, 16 çekirdekten 96 çekirdeğe kadar uzanan modelleriyle şimdiden adından söz ettirmeye başladı. İşte detaylar… AMD’nin Threadripper 9000 serisi 96 çekirdek ve 192 iş parçacığı ile geliyor Öncelikle, Zen 5 mimarisiyle güçlendirilen işlemcilerin, performansı…

[hotnew-pt]

Manual de placa da ASUS pode indicar 3D V-Cache em processadores Threadripper #ÚltimasNotícias #tecnologia

Hot News Créditos: ASUS A próxima geração de processadores AMD Threadripper pode oferecer ao menos um SKU com 3D V-Cache, se o rumor da vez estiver correto. A informação apareceu no manual de uma placa-mãe ASUS WRX90, onde se explica configurações para habilitar ou desabilitar a “tecnologia X3D” nesses modelos de CPU. A captura abaixo foi feita a partir do manual da ASUS Pro WS WRX90E-SAGE SE,…

[govindhtech]

AICORE Overclocked DDR5 R-DIMM For Fast Data Processing

XPG Releases First AICORE Overclocked DDR5 R-DIMM for High-end Workstations

As the gaming brand of ADATA Technology, the top manufacturer of memory modules and flash memory worldwide, XPG, a rapidly expanding supplier of systems, parts, and accessories for gamers, esports professionals, and tech enthusiasts, has now formally entered the workstation market. With a maximum speed of 8,000MT/s and a 32GB capacity, XPG today announced the release of the first AICORE Overclocked DDR5 R-DIMM, which will simplify difficult large-capacity workstation memory expansions. AICORE is designed to increase the efficiency of AI computing, analyze complicated data more quickly, multitask more efficiently, and improve overall system performance.

Born for High-Speed Computing and AI Development

High speed, low latency, and improved operational stability are characteristics of the R-DIMM, which uses a Register Clock Driver (RCD). For large-scale data processing, AI creation, 3D rendering and graphics, video post-production editing, and multitasking, AICORE Overclocked DDR5 R-DIMM RAM is ideal because of its high speed and stability.

AICORE is intended for securities markets that prioritize real-time data analysis and data science specialists or skilled picture producers to boost productivity and finish a variety of large-scale projects rapidly. With a maximum speed of 8,000MT/s, AICORE Overclocked DDR5 R-DIMM memory is 1.6 times faster than regular R-DIMM memory, offering more potent performance to satisfy the demanding speed demands of high-end systems.

Top Quality Accelerates Work Efficiency

Along with supporting two automated error correction mechanisms On-die ECC and Side band ECC to guarantee accurate and dependable data transmission, the AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM also has an RCD to enhance memory performance and stability. A temperature sensor is also included so that full temperature data can be tracked in real time. Better conductivity and resistance to oxidation are two benefits of 30µ gold plating, which also increases durability. Graphene heatsinks, which rapidly dissipate heat, are used in the AICORE R-DIMM to resist the test of prolonged high-load computing.

Uncompromising Performance and Aesthetics

In order to satisfy the performance and aesthetics goals that many professionals advocate, AICORE R-DIMM uses XPG’s own design language. It features AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 automated overclocking technology to guarantee high-speed data transmission quality and stability, and it is compatible with AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000 and PRO 7000WX series workstation platforms as well as Intel Xeon 4th & 5th.

It is anticipated that speeds of 6,400, 7,200, and 8,000 MT/s will be made available in single or dual kit bundles with a 16GB capacity. In the first quarter of 2025, 32GB capacity kits are anticipated, giving professionals more options when it comes to capacity expansion. The greatest option for increasing productivity at work is the AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM.

In conclusion

An excellent choice for anyone looking for high-performance workstation memory is the AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM. It distinguishes itself as a flexible option for both experts and enthusiasts with its cutting-edge DDR5 memory, overclocking capability, and stability focus.

FAQs

What is the XPG AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM?

The first AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM was released by XPG with the goal of enhancing workstation performance. This new memory module is the perfect option for workstations managing demanding workloads like scientific simulations, 3D rendering, and video editing because it combines cutting-edge DDR5 technology with overclocking capabilities.

Who Can Benefit from XPG AICORE DDR5 Overclocked R-DIMM?

Content Creators: Those working in 3D modeling, VFX, and video editing can use the fast memory to easily manage big files and resource-intensive jobs. Researchers and engineers: This memory module provides excellent performance and dependability in data-intensive applications, making it perfect for simulations, scientific research, and intricate computations. Professional Gamers and Streamers: The overclocked DDR5 memory offers improved speed and responsiveness for those constructing expensive gaming and live-streaming setups.

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