I don't blame you for not being up to date with computer technology. Most will buy Ryzen (AMD's mainstream CPU line), which can have anywhere from 4 to 16 cores. What AMD did was similar, with the exception of the sockets as EPYC uses LGA4094 (Socket SP3) and not LGA4094 (Socket TR4).Ĭommon folk don't usually buy Threadrippers because most don't need more than 16 CPU cores (Latest Threadrippers go up to 64 cores!!). Now, you can probably understand why some gaming and server motherboards use identical chipsets. This allows their motherboard manufacturers to create a motherboard base with identical features that can be disabled or enabled to fit their intended market segment. By doing this, they saved a ton of money and at the same time, they created a second product segment for the same platform/socket. It's somewhat identical to how Intel rebranded (and disabled a few features) the Xeon E5-1650 as a Core i7-3930K, to cut costs by not developing a different architecture or introducing an entirely new socket. To keep things brief, Threadripper processors are generally downgraded EPYC processors. The first time? You must be either out of the loop or you just didn't keep up with the current technology, which would be quite understandable as the performance improvements were stagnating.
I don't get what you mean by 'human', so I'll leave it as it is.
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