AMD showed off its new Ryzen Threadripper 9000 CPU family at Computex. These chips use the Zen 5 core design for faster speeds. The lineup comes in PRO models for high-end work needs and regular models for builders and home users.
AMD sells six PRO models with 12 to 96 cores. The top PRO 9995WX reaches 5.45 GHz with 384 MB cache and works with eight memory channels. Regular Threadripper 9000 CPUs come with 24, 32, or 64 cores at the same 350-watt power level. These models support four memory channels instead of eight.
The PRO chips contain 12 core chiplets around a center IO die, while regular models use eight chiplets in a unique layout. All these processors work with DDR5-6400 memory and have full AVX-512 support. Stores will start selling boxed versions of both CPU types this July.
AMD sells six PRO models with 12 to 96 cores. The top PRO 9995WX reaches 5.45 GHz with 384 MB cache and works with eight memory channels. Regular Threadripper 9000 CPUs come with 24, 32, or 64 cores at the same 350-watt power level. These models support four memory channels instead of eight.
The PRO chips contain 12 core chiplets around a center IO die, while regular models use eight chiplets in a unique layout. All these processors work with DDR5-6400 memory and have full AVX-512 support. Stores will start selling boxed versions of both CPU types this July.
