Background on AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000 Series CPUs
AMD's Ryzen Threadripper processors are built for heavy multi-tasking and applications that can use multiple cores effectively. They are AMD's high-end desktop (HEDT) CPUs with an emphasis on lots of cores, threads, and PCI-Express lanes.
This series debuted in 2017, but was discontinued in early 2022 - then made a comeback with the launch of Threadripper 7000 in late 2023. These are now the fourth iteration of Threadripper, and are based on the same Zen 4 chiplet architecture used in the smaller Ryzen 7000 line of consumer processors. As such, they are built on a 5nm manufacturing process, offer high clock speeds, and support many of the latest technologies like DDR5 memory, AVX-512, and PCI-Express 5.0.
With a strong combination of cores, clock speed, and cutting-edge features, AMD's Threadripper 7000 is a great foundation for high-performance workstation PCs. Check out how these chips handle real-world applications in our numerous CPU comparison articles.
Model: AMD 100-100001351
Specifications
| Product Line | Threadripper |
| Code Name | Storm Peak |
| Socket | sTR5 |
| Process | 5 nm |
| Total Number of Cores | 32 |
| Total Number of Threads | 64 |
| Base Clock Speed | 4.0 GHz |
| Simultaneous Multi-Threading | Yes |
| Turbo Boost | Yes |
| Max. Turbo Boost | 5.30 GHz |
| Thermal Output | 350 W |
| PCI-E Lanes | 48 |
| Max Temperature | 95 C |
| Socket Count | 1P |
Cache | |
| L2 | 32MB |
| L3 | 128MB |
Onboard Graphics | |
| Processor Type | N/A |
Memory Specification | |
| Memory Type | DDR5 |
| Maximum Frequency | 5200 |
| ECC Support | Yes |
| Registered Support | Yes |
