AMD might have delayed its Zen 3 Ryzen Threadripper CPU lineup but it looks like they have something grand planned for the pro segment.
The performance gain isn’t massive but we have to remember that there are only a few synthetic benchmarks that are able to utilize the 64 cores on AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper Pro chips, let alone 128 cores on a dual-socket configuration. This opens up a whole new performance category for the workstation segment with over 100 cores, insane 4 TB system memory capacities (16 memory channels / 8 per chip), and an insane amount of PCIe lanes.
