AMD is running on a new 64-core Threadripper processor. The processor is expected to be released in the last quarter of 2019.
AMD is running on a new 64-core Threadripper processor. The processor is expected to be released in the last quarter of 2019.
AMD seems to have no intention of defeating Intel in the coming years. The brand continues to do a good job with better prices and better performance. For those who follow AMD's processors, the name 'Threadripper' is no stranger. Now AMD aims to revive the Threadripper series.
Currently, AMD has the highest number of cores for a desktop system 32, but AMD is considering improving its performance and increasing this limit. Brand, 128 cores with 64 cores working on a desktop computer processor. This processor is expected to meet all needs in terms of performance and business.
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According to sources, this platform is called the X599, but this is not certain because the nomenclature is very similar to that of Intel's 9th generation processors. For this reason, AMD may change the name of the new platform, but it is thought that they are planning to put a name on the platform that ends with 99.
It's still unclear how many nanometers the processor will be. There is a possibility of 14 nm, but AMD can bring the processor to the market with a 7nm technology that announced in Computex 2019.
AMD plans to deliver these processors to users at the end of 2019. Prices are estimated to be between $2,500 and $3,000.
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Source: Beebom.com
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