Now that the 2nd generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors are out, AMD is lowering the first-generation Threadripper processor prices even further. Keep in mind that AMD already introduced massive price cuts to their 1st generation HEDT CPUs two months ago.
Now the price is more affordable than ever before to get into AMD’s high-end platform. Especially considering the X399 chipset motherboards are backwards and forwards compatible with Threadipper CPUs. This provides a significant value should users decide to upgrade CPUs later on.
Upon launch in August 2017, the first generation Ryzen Threadripper processors had the following MSRP:
Prior to the 2nd Gen Launch two months ago, these dropped to the following. (Prices are via NewEgg.com and Amazon.com):
Now these processors show the following prices.
In the UK, the prices are also visible now in many retail stores. Two months ago the 1900X dropped down to £349.99, with the 1920X dropping to £531.66, and the 1950X dropping to £665.99. Now the new prices
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