AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7980X
Reasons To Buy
- ✓ Exceptional performance for tasks that can leverage huge core/thread counts
- ✓ 64 cores with 128 threads tops all "consumer" CPUs
- ✓ 256-bit memory interface
- ✓ Highly efficient
Reasons To Avoid
- ✗ Expensive for chip and supporting platform alike
- ✗ Requires a top-end cooler to leverage full performance
- ✗ Requires registered RAM
- ✗ Installing CPU in sTR5 socket requires a careful touch
Expert Reviews
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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7980X Review —Exceptional power for massively multi-threaded tasks
By PCMag · 1 year, 5 months ago
Specifications
# of CPU Cores | 64 |
# of Threads | 128 |
*OS Support |
Windows 11 - 64-Bit Edition RHEL x86 64-Bit Ubuntu x86 64-Bit |
Base Clock | 3200.0 |
CPU Socket |
sTR5 |
Default TDP | 350 |
Form Factor |
Desktops |
Graphics Model | Discrete Graphics Card Required |
L1 Cache | 4096.0 |
L2 Cache | 65536.0 |
L3 Cache | 256.0 |
Launch Date | 10/19/2023 |
Max. Boost Clock | 5100.0 |
Max. Operating Temperature (Tjmax) | 95.0 |
Memory Channels | 4 |
PCI Express® Version |
PCIe® 5.0 |
Processor Technology for CPU Cores |
TSMC 5nm FinFET |
Supported Technologies |
AMD EXPO™ Technology AMD Ryzen™ Technologies |
System Memory Specification |
5200.0 |
System Memory Type |
DDR5 |
Thermal Solution (MPK) | |
Thermal Solution (PIB) |
Not Included |
Unlocked for Overclocking | ✓ |