The AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9970X stands out as a powerhouse for serious desktop users, packing 32 physical cores and 64 ...

Let’s admit that you don’t need a 32-core core CPU if you’re not Kevin Feige and rendering dailies from the next Avengers movie. For most of us, Threadripper 2990WX is over-over-over-overkill.

AMD's claim that the 2990WX is tops in the high-end desktop (HEDT) market is based in part on its high core and thread counts. It has 32 cores and 64 threads to throw at workloads, and is 53 ...

At the time of writing, you can get AMD’s EPYC 7551P 32-Core processor for just $2306.18 or £2380.49 on Amazon. That is for the retail package with the CPU. Considering what you get, that’s ...

The 28-core CPU is Intel's most powerful yet, designed for professionals, but it doesn't have a proper name yet. It doesn't have a price tag, either.

How so? According to Intel, a 32-core Xeon processor based on Ice Lake can outperform a 64-core EPYC "Rome" processor in certain benchmarks. There is a bit to unpack there, so let's get started.

The introduction of a “consumer” 32-core CPU marks a major milestone in the CPU wars. A little over two years ago, Intel introduced its 10-core Core i7-6950X at and astounding $1,723.

Their 32-core CPU is a real product and it's likely coming to market in August. It will be available for consumers, they will be able to put it in existing X399 boards, and they'll be able to ...

AMD has announced a 32-core, 64-thread 2nd Generation Threadripper processor and in the process, stolen the thunder of its rival Intel with it having previously announced a 28-core model.

AMD's new 32-core/64-thread Threadripper 3970x continues AMD's 2019 trend of sweeping the field in desktop and server processors. In recent weeks, Ars has tested Threadripper head to head versus ...

The processor beat out Intel’s top-end Core i9-7980XE unit in the process. According to AMD, it proved about 51 percent faster in the test than Intel’s CPU, which is $200 more expensive.

The second generation of AMD’s Threadripper processors will have a truly extreme variant that straps four 8-core Ryzen APUs together to form a unified, humongous 32-core chip.