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Looking for an affordable Threadripper?

Looking for an affordable Threadripper?

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Groetzman
Junior Member
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10-18-2022, 04:20 AM
#1
This product appears questionable at first glance, though it might be suitable for those needing a video project. You're welcome to place an order if you decide.
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Groetzman
10-18-2022, 04:20 AM #1

This product appears questionable at first glance, though it might be suitable for those needing a video project. You're welcome to place an order if you decide.

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Dashel
Member
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10-19-2022, 05:06 PM
#2
The pricing feels reasonable. It’s unclear why you’d think it’s too expensive. The 8 core 1900X Threadripper offered similar performance to the 8 core Ryzen 7s from that era, which were generally around $200. When you factor in the high cost of first and second generation Threadripper motherboards—typically starting near $300 and often reaching $800–1000—the situation becomes tricky. This raises the question: why purchase the 8 core model? If you’ve already invested $500 in a motherboard, switching to a 12 or 16 core version would make more sense. At its listed price of $300, it’s likely overpriced compared to alternatives like a 5800X with a B550 board, which delivers significantly better performance. You’d only consider this option if you need many PCIe lanes, prioritize cost over CPU speed, and are truly seeking the cheapest solution. A niche market might exist, but the 1900X probably needs to stay under $200 to attract buyers.
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Dashel
10-19-2022, 05:06 PM #2

The pricing feels reasonable. It’s unclear why you’d think it’s too expensive. The 8 core 1900X Threadripper offered similar performance to the 8 core Ryzen 7s from that era, which were generally around $200. When you factor in the high cost of first and second generation Threadripper motherboards—typically starting near $300 and often reaching $800–1000—the situation becomes tricky. This raises the question: why purchase the 8 core model? If you’ve already invested $500 in a motherboard, switching to a 12 or 16 core version would make more sense. At its listed price of $300, it’s likely overpriced compared to alternatives like a 5800X with a B550 board, which delivers significantly better performance. You’d only consider this option if you need many PCIe lanes, prioritize cost over CPU speed, and are truly seeking the cheapest solution. A niche market might exist, but the 1900X probably needs to stay under $200 to attract buyers.

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SkyInsane
Senior Member
718
10-21-2022, 04:09 PM
#3
Fun fact you only need /dp/B0754JNQBP/ https://amazon.com/dp/B0754JNQBP/ Anyways… I wish I could buy that CPU… You know… Just to have it…
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SkyInsane
10-21-2022, 04:09 PM #3

Fun fact you only need /dp/B0754JNQBP/ https://amazon.com/dp/B0754JNQBP/ Anyways… I wish I could buy that CPU… You know… Just to have it…

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F50_United
Member
183
10-23-2022, 10:33 AM
#4
Relocated to CPUs, motherboards, and memory components
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F50_United
10-23-2022, 10:33 AM #4

Relocated to CPUs, motherboards, and memory components