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    AMD has released information surrounding the company's upcoming Threadripper CPUs. Adding to the Ryzen series of processors, these chips are set to take on Intel's high-end CPUs.
    If you desire ultimate performance or plan to run multiple GPUs to power through latest games, you're going to want to take a look at the Threadripper processors from AMD. These new chips are to take on Intel's own enthusiast line of CPUs, starting at just $549. The new Threadripper family consists of the 180 TDP rated 1900X, 1920X, and finally the 1950X. Core counts range from 12 to 16, making these powerful workhorses.

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