Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X Can Run PC Game System Requirements

Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X Performance Specification

CPU Speed

Turbo Speed

Physical Cores

Threads

CPU Codename

TDP (Power)

Lithography

CPU socket

Main Link

Bit Width

Memory Channels

Processor GPU

CPU Details

3.5 GHz

4 GHz

10 cores

20 threads

ThreadRipper

180W

14nm

Socket TR4

64 Bit

None

Notebook CPU

Unlocked Multiplier

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

L3 Cache

Approved

GD RATING

Release price

CPU Features

No the Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X processor is NOT a laptop and notebook CPU

Yes the Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X processor has a unlocked multiplier

32Mb

No, the Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X processor is currently pending further analysis review. Always use GD data as a guideline.

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Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X Game Requirement Analysis

The Ryzen R9 Threadripper 1920X is a very high-end CPU based on AMD's 14nm, Zen microarchitecture. It offers 12 physical cores (24 logical), initially clocked at 3.5GHz, which may go up to 4.0GHz using Turbo Boost.

It has an unlocked multiplier therefore it can be overclocked using traditional methods.

It has 16MB of L3 Cache. Level 3 cache is a static memory bank of a processor and it is used to feed it instructions. This processor also supports DDR4 based RAMs with maximum memory support of 64GB.

It has a maximum Thermal Power Design of 180W. It is on par with competitor processors.

Among its many features, Simultaneous Multithreading, Cool n Quiet, CoolCore Technology, Extended Frequency Range (XFX), Pure Power and Precision Boost are enabled.

It doesn't feature an integrated GPU.

The AMD Ryzen 9 1920X's high core count and high clock speed mean it isn't a great value option for gamers. It will run AAA games very well. While a high clock speed is a priority for gaming, 12 cores is excessive for most gaming applications.

[Please be aware that GD data is constantly refined as more information and reports are made available.]
Source [Jon]

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