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ok so origin pc (the custom build) have pricing on threadripper builds so looking at the 1800x build vs a threadripper build we can work out the price on threadripper?? heres the link to threadripper build

https://www.originpc.com/configurator/prime/4.aspx?shellid=3 

with the 1950x 16core - 3,100 usd

and 1800x - 2,229 usd

there showing 850 difference so when they told us 1000usd this would could be right and not just marketing trying to keep the hype alive 

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I thought we already knew that top 16 core TR will be 999?

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1 hour ago, CatXice said:

-There showing an $850 difference, so when they told us $1000, that could be right and not just marketing trying to keep the hype alive. 

So, wait, you're saying that Origin's pricing can... Uh... Confirm AMD's officially announced pricing?

What?

"Do as I say, not as I do."

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