Reviewers Liked
- Exceptional multithreaded performance
- Easy to cool at 80 degrees C despite 350W power draw
- Drop-in compatible with TRX50 motherboards
- Good motherboard and driver support
- 64 cores
- Support for 128 threads
- Increased clock speeds over previous Threadripper 7000-series flagship
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Power-hungry (like all Threadrippers)
- Gen-on-gen improvements are sometimes meager
- Price places it firmly in the professional class
- Clock speed is held back by the massive core count