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5 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

Since the announcement of threadripper, I have had some thoughts and questions. Would the 1950X be a good server grade processor especially for its price point and core count for handling large workloads. 

as a home server yes, it does unofficially support ECC, but for a business I would stick to Epyc unless you REALLY need higher single core performance with a decent amount of cores.

 

also the server boards will have some nice features a x399 will not have like IPMI and remote management. extra encryption support, ect.

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31 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

Since the announcement of threadripper, I have had some thoughts and questions. Would the 1950X be a good server grade processor especially for its price point and core count for handling large workloads. 

It's probably a better work station cpu than a server cpu

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