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I have to wonder. Do they really make that much profit from Threadripper? It seems to be their lowest priority product line in terms of launch cadence. For Zen 5, they released consumer CPUs first, then came Turin and now it's time for Shimada Peak but not even a launch event yet or any juicy leaks of whether it will have V-cache or not.
Threadripper could be a LOT more popular if AMD simply released it in quad channel form. But they don't want to because it is supposedly expensive. BUT how do they bring their cost down if they can't sell it in volume which requires them lowering the price of entry?
Chicken and egg. Something's gotta give.
Come on, AMD. Be bold. Invest in the R&D for a quad channel Threadripper with minimum $400 motherboards and then see your Threadripper sales soar in a year or two!
AMD could easily make a 24/32 core Ryzen but they choose not too.
Instead AMD also wants to make profit from Threadripper sales. shocker
I have to wonder. Do they really make that much profit from Threadripper? It seems to be their lowest priority product line in terms of launch cadence. For Zen 5, they released consumer CPUs first, then came Turin and now it's time for Shimada Peak but not even a launch event yet or any juicy leaks of whether it will have V-cache or not.
Threadripper could be a LOT more popular if AMD simply released it in quad channel form. But they don't want to because it is supposedly expensive. BUT how do they bring their cost down if they can't sell it in volume which requires them lowering the price of entry?
Chicken and egg. Something's gotta give.
Come on, AMD. Be bold. Invest in the R&D for a quad channel Threadripper with minimum $400 motherboards and then see your Threadripper sales soar in a year or two!