AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7960X 4.2GHz 24 Core 350W

CPU

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Background on AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000 Series CPUs

AMD's Ryzen Threadripper processors are built for heavy multi-tasking and applications that can use multiple cores effectively. They are AMD's high-end desktop (HEDT) CPUs with an emphasis on lots of cores, threads, and PCI-Express lanes.

This series debuted in 2017, but was discontinued in early 2022 - then made a comeback with the launch of Threadripper 7000 in late 2023. These are now the fourth iteration of Threadripper, and are based on the same Zen 4 chiplet architecture used in the smaller Ryzen 7000 line of consumer processors. As such, they are built on a 5nm manufacturing process, offer high clock speeds, and support many of the latest technologies like DDR5 memory, AVX-512, and PCI-Express 5.0.

With a strong combination of cores, clock speed, and cutting-edge features, AMD's Threadripper 7000 is a great foundation for high-performance workstation PCs. Check out how these chips handle real-world applications in our numerous CPU comparison articles.


Model: AMD 100-100001352

Specifications

Product Line Threadripper
Code Name Storm Peak
Socket sTR5
Process 5 nm
Total Number of Cores 24
Total Number of Threads 48
Base Clock Speed 4.20 GHz
Simultaneous Multi-Threading Yes
Turbo Boost Yes
Max. Turbo Boost 5.30 GHz
Thermal Output 350 W
PCI-E Lanes 48
Max Temperature 95 C
Socket Count 1P
Cache
L2 24MB
L3 128MB
Onboard Graphics
Processor Type N/A
Memory Specification
Memory Type DDR5
Maximum Frequency 5200
ECC Support Yes
Registered Support Yes