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

CAUTION - THE INCLUDED SCREWDRIVER LIKE MANY OTHERS DID NOT RELEASE ON THE RIGHT TENSION! THIS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE IF YOU OVERTIGHTEN! Aside from the initial issue of the screwdriver; I stopped as I felt it was too much force and watched install videos, confirming I have put about as many turns as they have without it popping out to indicate it's tightened. I would recommend watching these so you don't overtighten as this can damage the motherboards socket or the CPU. The CPU: I have long since been an intel fanboy, but not anymore. Temperatures: With a Noctua TR4 cooler, expect 23C-33C Idle with 40-48C under load. The max I believe I've seen was 53C with a very high amount of CPU usage likely from an unoptimized piece of software. It runs cooler than all of my intel chips, including one that was watercooled while this is on an air cooler. Performance: It does everything. At once. You'll need lots of RAM if you want to do everything at once depending on what you do. If you want to play a game, stream said game, render graphics to a file you should get no less than 32GB of 3600 MHz memory, most of these TR4 boards support up to 128GB RAM. If you do graphics work, video editing, rendering and still want a PC you can use to have fun; this is a great CPU. I'll never get less than this in the future and it makes a quad core look like a toaster. Normal retail price is $800, it's been on sale often for $200, and moves up to $262 lately. The boards are expensive generally around $250-$350, but well worth the cost to have up to 3 NVMEs, 8 DIMM slots and a high cap of 128GB RAM. 10/10 Highly recommend, and would recommend further Threadripper CPUs they release.

I purchased it during the fire sales and for 12 cores/24 threads it's a down right bargain. Great way to get into threadripper and you can probably upgrade (to a second generation) down the road to much more performance at another bargain price... by waiting for the third generation or close-out. Using Ubuntu and Windows it's not quite as bullet proof as Intel although after a little work it runs great and out performs the i7-8700K (all cores @ 5 GHz) I was using previously. Only complaint is it runs rather hot (even being water cooled) and will throttle itself accordingly.

this thing's fast. I made this rig for a 4k editing and damn its fast !!! I am not overclocking it for now as the client is not interested in doing that. I dont think this CPU even nededs overclocking as it can tackle anything you throw its way with ease at stock speeds. This is my first time building an AMD Threadripper rig so i was not sure if i should go for air cooling or water cooling. I chose to do some test with air cooling first and it was surprising. i have always heard that threadripper produces a lot of heat so i bought a Cooler Master MA621P TR4 Twin Tower RGB CPU Air Cooler. the temperatures levels are better than amd ryzen 1600.(My Rig). the min temp I got is 42 and the max is 56 while rendering 4k video. Currently i am using ASRock X399 Taichi sTR4 ATX Motherboard with quad channel 4x4 GB RAM @2666MHz. i like the fact that this CPU supports ECC ram however i am not using it at the time being. in the whole process of building testing and using i haven't had a single issue. the building process was easy, the test results were better than average of the similar builds. and the usage since then has not given a single issue in terms of thermals, processing speeds or anything else.

I was supposed to get the Ryzen 7 7200X but then this saled at $200! That's 75% off of MSRP ($799). Who wouldn't jump on that deal!. I was happy I took this since I am not much of a gamer but rather is into 3D rendering, photography and lately venturing in videography. I know there's already the 3rd gen Threadrippers and this still the 1st gen but for my current workload, this is more than enough. If you chance upon another deal and this sale at $200 or less, don't think twice. Get it!

Purchased for my home server upgrade. Find the best motherboard you can justify paying for as this is technically a dead socket as of the new TR launch. Install went smooth and fired right up off The prior intel windows install. Have had zero issues what so ever and performance is on par. Extremely happy with my purchase. I cannot comment on gaming performance as this is a home server, but if 12c/24t is what your looking for get a 3900X!

Pros: very very budget friendly. Strong cps. Handles everything i throw at it and then some. Cons: motherboard is costly. Requires specific applications to utilize full potential. Overall this CPU is solid as a rock. Using a swiftech 360 mil aio i can overclock my 1920x to 4 ghz stable. My 1920x barely throttles with what i throw at it. Solid cinebench score. I recommend running this with quad channel RAM. 5373 cinebench score with quad channel 2933 ram.

Have always wanted to build a Threadripper rig ever since they first announced them, and for a 5 year old cpu it still puts out some serious power, and it's always been a great option if your looking to run 2 GPUs, a raid card, 3-4 nvmes, 128-256 gb of ram, and a ton of I/O for a truly epic workstation, and it can still run modern game titles if overclocked but bear in mind it is Zen 1 which can brick a mobo if you're careless with settings. So if you want a do-it-all machine with massive upgrade potential and you know what you're doing, get a threadripper, if you want a reliable, fast, and fire and forget dedicated gaming rig for a first build though, I'd still recommend getting a newer 5000 series or waiting for the 7000 series ryzens as they're faster with gaming and sip power by comparison. Not only that, but newer chips come with a lot more support and available component options, my cpu didn't even come with the OEM box which shows that this chip is already being buried, but it did come in a padded box with an antistatic bag so there is no worries that anyone else's will be destroyed in shipping.

This is an outrageous product for an outrageous price. If you need a server, or a crunch machine, or a video editing machine, this will be the go-to affordable product in a home studio with a budget. READ THE INSTALL DIRECTIONS AND WATCH THE INSTALL VIDEOS because if no homework/research is done, one can mess up the motherboard pins and possibly risk damage to the processor as well. I have built many systems over the years as hobbies. It was actually reasonably easy for me. I read the directions and watched the videos. My old AMD 990FX motherboard and 8350 black processor actually games better than this chip. When ripping or compressing video or editing images or recording audio... this processor wreaked dogs of war on all comers.

Avec son prix actuel de 430 €, il est difficile de trouver un autre produit qui apporte plus que ce qu'offre un Threadripper 1920x. Vous imaginiez avec un processeur 12c/24t à ce prix il y a deux ans ? En tant qu'infographiste, j'en suis très satisfait. Aucun problème avec la mémoire vive en quad-channel (DDR4 4x8 Go 3200-CL14). Des performances gaming qui ne sont pas au top du top, mais qui restent très bonnes. Un gain de temps monumental sur la plupart des lourds calculs des logiciels de création. Et surtout, une plateforme qui sera flexible à l'avenir... presque tout pour séduire, en bref.

Very pleased with the performance and quality. Been using Intel almost exclusively for a very long time, but decided to take the chance and very happy I did. Built a very fast gaming computer, which also serves as a developer and editing machine. Very fast indeed.

Che dire di questo processore, fa il suo lavoro, ho creato un nuovo server ed ho scelto questa come CPU, son passato da uno XEON a questa, ovviamente non posso paragonare per i numeri di Core. Ma per il benchmark che offre... a questo prezzo direi che ottimo. AMD sta facendo passi da gigante finalmente, infatti molte macchine AWS di Amazon usando AMD serie EPYC. Attualmente lo sto usando su Server. ram ECC, Dissipatore BEQuiet. inutile dire che per Gaming anche è l'ideale, può tranquillamente tenere testa ad un i9 che sul mercato costa un botto. quindi lo consiglio per Workstation per Gaming e anche per "server fai da te"

Cosa bien echa este procesador, viene con un torquimetro para fácil instalación, aun no lo overcloquéo, pero va perfecto con la msi gaming pro carbon AC y el wriathripper de cooler master, en este último recomiendo memorias de bajo perfil (menos de 44mm) porque si no, será imposible popular los slots de ram cercanos al Procesador. La experiencia de unboxing de este procuto es genial!!!

My last CPU was an AMD FX 4 core (4 thread) chip which was several hundred pounds cheaper than an alternative Intel processor. AMD were often considered to be the poorer relative to Intel, that is, until now. I read somewhere that in 8 years Intel managed to go from 4 cores to 12. Yet, in half that time AMD has gone from 4 cores to 32! This 12 core, 24 thread CPU is OFF THE CHARTS! I got an MSI motherboard and spent the time to make the PC myself... and wow... what a machine. Threadrippers really are worth every single penny.