AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920X (12-Core/24-Thread) Desktop Processor (YD192XA8AEWOF)

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CPU Manufacturer	AMD
CPU Model	Ryzen Threadripper 1920X
Processor Speed	4 GHz
Processor Socket	Socket TR4

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Incredible 12 Cores and 24 Threads of processing power
4.0 GHz Precision Boost (up to 4.2 GHz with XFR)
38MB of Cache Memory
64 PCIe Gen3 Lanes
Quad channel DDR4 with support for ECC for reliable throughput

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AMD Ryzen Threadripper Processor

The AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor is designed to provide incredible multi-processing power on the X399 ultimate platform for desktop.

- 12 cores and 24 threads for lightning-fast creative workloads.

- An unprecedented 64 PCIe Gen3 lanes to meet large GPU and NVMe needs.

- 38MB of combined cache for rapid access to large data sets.

- Quad channel DDR4 with support for ECC for reliable throughput.


The 'Zen' Core Architecture Built with AMD SenseMI Technology‡ to deliver a truly intelligent processor. ‡ AMD SenseMI technology is built into all Ryzen processors, but specific features and their enablement may vary by product and platform.	AMD SenseMI Technology With AMD SenseMI technology, Ryzen processors use true machine intelligence to accelerate performance.‡	AMD Ryzen Master Utility The Simple and Powerful Overclocking Utility for AMD Ryzen processors.

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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1920X (12 core/24 thread) Desktop Processor; Max Temps: 68°C .

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Memory Speed

1200 MHz

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Brand

AMD

Item model number

YD192XA8AEWOF

Hardware Platform

PC; Unix; Linux

Item Weight

3.2 ounces

Product Dimensions

3.1 x 2.2 x 0.3 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

3.1 x 2.2 x 0.3 inches

Processor Brand

AMD

Processor Count

Computer Memory Type

DDR4 SDRAM

Manufacturer

AMD

ASIN

B074CBJHCT

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

July 31, 2017

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790 ratings

4.8 out of 5 stars

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#300 in Computer CPU Processors

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B.C.

Unbelievably good performance and price. Perfect for high-end DCC applications

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2018

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

I have to admit, I'm completely blown away. I've hand-built 30+ PCs in my life, and every single one was Intel-based. There was a time when AMD simply couldn't compete on anything but price, which was never of interest to me because I value performance. I lean heavily on my computers for high-end 3D animation/design/rendering work, as well as gaming and other common functions. I bought this processor to test as a potential replacement for my existing rig, which had two 10-core Xeon chips ($1,000 each) on a server-grade motherboard. This 1950x CPU shreds that setup in Cinebench and real-world render times, is way faster to boot up, runs cooler and was almost 1/3 the cost! It's been completely reliable and capable. Seriously, if you're the kind of person who's always built around Intel CPUs, now is the time to reconsider AMD.

I would highly recommend this CPU to anyone who needs lots of cores for 3D/DCC or other applications that will benefit from having 32 threads.

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Philip Trubey

Holy crap, this thing's fast

Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2017

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

Holy crap, this thing's fast. I upgraded from a 4 core I7 Intel processor. My old rig couldn't keep up with editing 4K video without badly stuttering. This thing does 4K previews with transitions and effects at something like 20% CPU utilization. I did mate it with a killer graphics card (ASUS ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI 11GB), but this CPU deserves the best! I'm not an overclocker, so I'm not pushing the limits, but I suspect this thing has enough horsepower for anything without overclocking.

I had never built a water cooled rig before, but it was pretty straightforward. I used an all in one NZXT Kraken X52 and it works fine.

For the motherboard, I used a ASRock X399 Professional Gaming board, populated it with 64 GB in four 16 GB DDR4 2400 ECC Kingston Valueram. I like the fact that AMD allows this "consumer" CPU the ability to use ECC RAM, unlike Intel which now requires the use of the "server" chips if you want to use ECC.

The only integration glitch I had was installing Windows 10 - I had to disable the IOMMU option in the BIOS (I think it was buried in the Northbridge or Southbridge sub menu).

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Davey

Blazing Saddles!

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2017

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: Processor

I'll try to keep this short - IM A GAMER (along with other things) AND THE PERFORMANCE IS GREAT! BF4/BF1/Battlefront 2 all run fine! Witcher 3 got a Ryzen update and is SMOKING my intel i7 4930k. Most PPL come from intel backgrounds and thats fine - theres a bit of a learning curve here. If your having performance issues download (from AMD of course) AMD RYZEN MASTER - its a program that allows you to set your CPU up or revert it back to stock... Whats important is that you set your memory to LOCAL mode and leave legacy compatibility mode OFF (keeps all the CPU' cores enabled). BOOM there was the performance I was looking for! I Game but I also edit and upload the video's on Twitch/YouTube. The Handbrake encoding speed is nice. Halving the time it took before. There were some hiccups with the motherboard initially but its all been ironed out. I cant believe the memory speeds Im hitting with this - nearly 90GBps on the ram in quad channel config @ 2400mhz. I had the same speed ram in DDR3 on my i7 4930K and the best I saw was around 24GBps! (both 32GB quad kits / G.skill tridentZ RGB vs RipJawZ @ 2400MHz).
It's MASSIVE! and when you first hold it the thing youll notice is the weight - its HEAVY. What a beast of a CPU. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET THOSE BIOS UPDATES FOR x399!!!! Especially if your using the Gigabyte.
What can I say I love it, it's fast and if you like video editing your in for a TREAT! Adobe needs to get After Effects/PremierePro updated since it can only use 18 cores but Im seeing software get updated to take advantage of Ryzen so fast.

Overclocking is fine and all but unless you NEED to, I wouldn't OC right off the bat. Im cooling mine with the Fractal Design S36 and when Im transcoding videos in handbrake I average around 63.5c and thats with stock thermal paste. Im waiting for my new PC case to put arctic silver on. Some idoits say Threadripper runs hot - complete BS! Its thermal shut off diode is at 115c! Its rated to run 68c 24/7 - so yeah stock its cool. Idle temps right now for me are 32c. using HWinfo64 I can see my entire mobo is using 120 watts idle and with a full workload averages about 350 watts not counting GPU's. I have it on an Corsair RM850 and its powering the CPU fine (even when I did OC for some testing).

Dont let it sit in your case with a slow SSD SATA hard drive - give this hungry mother what it wants - a full blown PCIe x4 m.2 drive! Its just begging for one and most of the motherboards can feed it up to 3 of these with native ports! FYI AMD just released full m.2 nvme RAID support driver (which is a bit psychotic) but I guess if you need 20GBps read/write hard drive speed - have fun! Intel is BLOCKING this on their non Xeon boards...

Conclusion - Im an intel guy and Im having a BLAST with the Threadripper. Its exotic and different in a way I like. Im not a guy who like the status quota - I like things free and open for me to have my way with and AMD has given me just that! No more restrictions and BIG BROTHER saying what I can and cant do. This firecracker is lit and ready to explode.

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Professor Fate

No regrets! Awesome 4K plus video editing beast.

Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

Threadripper is great for editing hi-res video like 4K or up to Red 8k footage. My old Intel i7 4 core chip could not handle 8K even at 1/4 resolution in Premiere Pro and I had to use proxies to edit. Threadripper rips right through the footage no problem, I'm almost able to play full resolution smoothly on the timeline it just drops a few frames. Smooth at 1/2 res through. Render times are equally impressive. If you use Lightroom or Photoshop it works good too, however if those are your primary programs then I recommend going for the fastest clocked CPU you can get as they don't use multiple threads that well and I have noticed slightly slower performance using Threadripper versus my old Intel i7 running at 4.3GHz. However Threadripper is super easy to overclock using AMD's program Ryzen Master and definitely helps improve performance in certain applications. Gameplay is awesome for a workstation CPU and plays all the latest games at very high detail and is only about 20-30FPS slower than a fast Intel CPU. Some early reports were that Adobe Premiere Pro CC was not working well with Threadripper, not using the multiple cores well but I'm seeing all 32 threads being used at 100% utilization while editing Red footage and about 60% average GPU usage. I think most of the problems that you may read about were caused by early Motherboards especially the ASUS boards. I'm using the Gigabyte X399 Designare EX Motherboard and it was super easy to install the CPU and setup and has been very stable. Just make sure when you install the CPU to tighten each screw in order 1-2-3 a little bit at a time, then go back and tighten them all they way 1-2-3 in that order and you should have no problems. I also recommend using the Enermax LIQTECH TR4 240-360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler which runs very quiet keeps the CPU cool running at idle around 30C and under full load around 50C.

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Mr. Thanwa Chan

Absolute Monster of a CPU!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 28, 2018

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

[UPDATE: 31/10/2018 - to workload section]
The Threadripper was literally unleashed into the earth by AMD to rip into the devastating workloads using an army of threads and cores!

This CPU is packed with 16 cores and 32 threads! With huge caches: Level 1: 1.5MB, Level 2: 8MB, Level 3: 32mb (Total 40MB)! As well as quad channel ram support future proofed with a total of 1TB RAM support for the future! 64 PCI-E Lanes is also included on this beast allowing all those multi graphic card configurations and M.2 SSDs!!!
The processor is also manufactured on 14nm, has a base clock of 3.4GHz and turbos to 4GHz! with decent power consumtion rates as well (max 180w TDP).

The TR4 platform never cease to amaze me. Performance prevails in everything i throw at it.

To give you a rough idea of what you can do with this monster cpu, I was using MovAvi to render a few driving videos, I noticed the 1950x was only using 6 of my 16 cores to do so... during this time on my main screen I was gaming on Overwatch. No FPS dips what so ever. When the video finished rendering, I didn't even notice because it PC was so damn smooth! unlike my FX 8350 which can just barely manage streaming whilst gaming.

In my build, I am using a custom EK based water loop for the TR4 stocket to cool this monster. (360mm thick rad, full nickel block)
It does a great job of almost matching room temperature! Idle: 27-29c, GTA V: 32-41(max), Overwatch: 44c(max), Prime95: 51c (10 minutes).
I read that the thermal limit is a staggering 95c!!! so you can definitely do a beastly overclock on this monster!!! The amount of headroom is ridiculous! For personal reasons I believe you shouldn't allow this CPU to go beyond 80c.
A fellow amazon reviewer friend of mine: Canopus72. Is using a huge Noctua aircooler for his CPU so Aircooling is actually possible. However, I personally recommend you take AIO at the very minimum if you care about pro longevity.

[31/10/2018] Testing workload capacity
Closing in 10 months down the line, I've made some adjustments to the rig. Updated GPU of a Vega 64 and added it to the custom loop.
I found running a very multi core processor demanding game; Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Proved to be quite an example in gaming scenarios utilising all 16 cores. I ran the game at 2k max settings. Whilst on the ingame menu and moving around the openworld, I've noticed a consistent 10fps drop average whilst playing the game and streaming (in 720p) it to friends via Discord. I also noticed large 6-8 thread demands whilst trying to stream/watch a video in 4k on my second monitor whilst playing Assassin's Creed on the main screen. Trying to seek through the video caused minor 2-3 seconds delays in the video before it loaded (M.2 PCI-E SSD / 2k read speed was used). Which also correlated to 1-2 second drops of FPS in Assassin's Creed.
Although it showed signs of performance loss, I found the Threadripper handles literally any thread demanding tasks at hand.
In conclusion to workload capacity, I would say its safe to use as your multi purpose machine! An example would be, whilst being your daily every day computer, you can run/host a Plex server, Minecraft server, Fileshare and still be able to do all this whilst gaming and streaming. It's definitely very competitive and saves you having multiple desktops to use as dedicated servers.
On the otherhand, if you plan to do all of this whilst doing some photo/video editing or programming. I advise you to take a look at the newly released successor to this processor; the Threadripper 2990WX featuring 32 cores and 64 threads!

The 1950x also achieved as CPU passmark of: 22112! which puts it as rank 16th out of all the best CPUs out there. On Userbenchmark its ranked 7th on the fastest CPU ranking.

Just a warning for those who don't already know, the CPU box is absolutely huge! comes with a universal AIO cooling adapter bracket and a tork based screwdriver for you to tighten down the CPU all of which feel high quality! However, it does not include a cooler! (as most enthusiast grade CPUs)
Absolute bargain for those looking into high end computing performance, the Intel equivalent which is in the same price range only has 10 Cores!

31 people found this helpful

TobyNI

As a creative, this has blown everything else in ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 2, 2018

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

As a creative, this has blown everything else in the studio out of the water. Nothing I've thrown at it has yet to make it break a sweat. 32 threads for video encoding means hours of footage reencoded in minutes.

30 people found this helpful

Anthony Winwood

Excellent

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 17, 2017

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

Does exactly what it say's on the box rips through any thing you throw at it, a little bit pricey but what you get for the money is excellent compaired to the competition.

25 people found this helpful

Dud

Very different but well worth it for the satisfaction of a job well done and the performance.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 28, 2018

Style: 8-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

Biggest CPU box I've ever seen but then it's the biggest CPU.....
Not straightforward to unpack. It wasn't obvious to me that the unpack instructions would be on the inside of the tear off strip to open the pack.
I had to google how to get into the box, but at least you know your CPU is well protected. I would recommend people google the videos on how to get the CPU out of the box and how to fit the CPU as it's very different to everything else I've ever done. I've been building PCs since the mid 1980s, have probably built about a thousand over the years and this took me a while to work through. It's not complicated, just different to what you know or are used to. Good fun if you're a PC enthusiast like me and I assume you are if buying one of these bad boys. The screw frame for fitting a cooler to the mobo came in the box and you need to replace the default. I used a basic EVGA water cooler that fits all CPUs and it works well with the supplied frame; there doesn't seem to be a lot of choice for AM4 CPU coolers otherwise.
Take your time and if you get stuck refer back to the online tutorials.
New PC now running super quiet and smooth.

6 people found this helpful

Ove

works very good

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 10, 2018

Style: 16-core ProcessorSize: ProcessorVerified Purchase

Works grand, no issues, I am using it with fedora and virtual box, running multiple linux and windows VM's on it with no issues

8 people found this helpful