A few days ago, AMD has officially announced their Ryzen Threadripper processors. This new series of CPUs will come with more cores than their Ryzen 7 lineup and it's based on the new AMD X399 HEDT platform. The lineup includes three SKUs with up to 16-cores and 32-threads.


AMD's Ryzen Threadripper CPU lineup includes one 16-core CPU, one 14-core chip and one 8-core processor. The pack is led by the AMD Threadripper 1950X with its 16-cores and 32-threads. The base clock frequency of this CPU is set to 3.40GHz, with a turbo of 4.00GHz and XFR set to 4.20GHz. Following the 1950X, we find the 1920X that is a 12-core chip with SMT enabled. The clock frequency of this CPU is set to 3.50GHz, with a turbo frequency of 4.00GHz and XFR set to 4.20GHz. Last but not least, AMD has unveiled the Threadripper 1900X that falls in the 8-core category with SMT enabled. This processor clocks at 3.80GHz, with a turbo of 3.90GHz and the same XFR frequency of the other two models.

All upcoming AMD Threadripper chips will come with a quad channel DDR4 memory interface, 16MB of cache and a TDP set to 180W. Speaking about prices, the Threadripper 1950X should costs $999 dollar, the 1920X is set to $799 dollar and the 1900X should be released at $549 dollar.

The table below will give you a quick overview regarding all the details:

Processor Name	Frequency (GHz)	Cache	C/T	Turbo (GHz)	XFR (GHz)	TDP	USD
1950X	3.40	16 MB	16/32	4.00	4.20	180 W	999
1920X	3.50	16 MB	12/24	4.00	4.20	180 W	799
1900X	3.80	16 MB	8/16	3.90	4.20	180 W	549

Source: AMD