AMD’s first Threadripper processor went on sale earlier this month, and now the chip maker is rounding out the lineup with its most affordable Threadripper chip… while making the case that it’s still ...

Out with the old to make room for the new. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We've seen a handful of tantalizing deals on AMD's ...

It appears that AMD has significantly slashed the price of its 1st generation Threadripper CPUs to a level where you can get an 8-core/16-thread Threadripper 1900X for as low as $299. While these ...

Earlier this month, AMD unleashed its second-generation Ryzen Threadripper HEDT processors, which are based on 12nm Pinnacle Ridge architecture. The chips offer some nice performance gains over their ...

AMD Slashes Threadripper Prices, Get a 12-Core for $466 AMD's Ryzen Threadripper chips are designed for high-performance desktop PCs and now the first-generation processors are being offered at ...

With AMD’s new Ryzen 7000 stealing the spotlight, is a new Threadripper chip waiting in the wings? The answer to that is a definite maybe, but possibly not in the way you’re expecting. First, what we ...

Last week, AMD dropped the Threadripper 9000 series, and it is amazing, starting with its name. In the world of technology, product names often range from the blandly numerical to the abstractly ...

AMD is assaulting Intel’s CPU market on all fronts in 2019. Its Ryzen 3000 mainstream processors provide serious competition across the board for Intel’s 9th-generation chips, and as we edge towards ...

AMD’s powerhouse Threadripper chips are back for desktop PCs! Despite declaring the end of consumer Threadripper chips last generation, AMD announced three new Ryzen Threadripper 7000-series chips on ...

AMD may have unleashed its Zen 3 architecture to the public in 2020, but this is the year that its latest generation CPU architecture will really spread its wings. In the coming months, the Ryzen 5000 ...

The era of high-end desktops (HEDT) disappeared a few years ago. Intel’s long-abandoned X-series processors dried up, and AMD relegated its Threadripper CPUs to the enterprise market, leaving ...