Any way to figure out 48 and 64 TH3 clock speeds?

[lukx]

Is there anyway to figure out clock speeds for upcoming Threadripper 3 64 core and 48 core versions. Im not sure if I should wait till January or get the 32 core version this month. My main software is 3dsmax so I need good clock speeds and going below 3.5 GHz wouldn't be a good idea for me.

[akio123008]

Just take a look in your crystal ball. Oh, wait...

[Jurrunio]

[insert_clock_speed_is_not_performance_rant]

 

how fast it will go depends on cooling solution. I see no reason for it to be slower than 2nd gen tho, especially since 3rd gen wont have the same memory problem of the old 24/32 core (i.e. some cores have direct access to memory, some don't)

[Firewrath9]

I have information from a special undisclosed source that says that Intel will be launching its new 93 core processor in 2 weeks.

Here are the stats:

14 gigahertzes

93 core, 8 way SMT (lisenced from IBM)

LGA28391

1430W TDP

13 channel GDDR6X (max 25GB/dimm)

Comes with a factory low profile 1U heatsink

Enhanced 14nm process (14nm+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++)

93 seperate dies for optimal speed. Using Intel (tm) epoxy, no glue here!

Available DLCs:

vPro: +500$

AVX2: +500$

AVX512: +500$

50GB/dimm +500$ for each dimm

+1 gigahertz DLC: +50$ per gigahertz per core per hour

 

Don't buy AMD bullshit.

 

[vanished]

The new 32 core threadripper is 3.6 Ghz base, and the 32 core EPYC is 2.9 GHz base this time around, with the 64 core EPYC coming in at 2.6 GHz.

So obviously this is a total guess and should be taken with at most +/- 50% accuracy, but we might see a 3.3 GHz base on the 64 core.

 

However that's just stock performance for which they're seriously limited by TDP, even with their impressive efficiency.  Because it's threadripper, you'll be able to overclock it and very likely reach at least 4 GHz all core, if not more like 4.3 - 4.4, assuming you're ok with ~600+ W of power consumption.  The upper range again is a guess based on other chips in the lineup, but the 4 GHz minimum is something I can virtually guarantee since both previous generations were able to hit that and clock speed has been improved across the board since then.