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Would you buy a 5000 series ThreadRipper if HEDT(non-pro) models were offered?

Would you buy a 5000 series ThreadRipper if HEDT were offered?

  • Yes, I would really like one regardless of price.

    Votes: 4 6.6%
  • Yes, I want one but only if prices are reasonable.

    Votes: 26 42.6%
  • No, I'm happy with AMD's current consumer offerings.

    Votes: 31 50.8%

  • Total voters
    61
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Given that ECC works even on MSDT Ryzen (though it isn't technically officially supported, though that doesn't mean much when it works) it would be very odd for any HEDT platform to lack it.
Exactly! Removing that support would take a deliberate action and I just don't see AMD going out of their way to remove it.
 

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Exactly! Removing that support would take a deliberate action and I just don't see AMD going out of their way to remove it.
Since ECC was in Skt AM3 and iirc AM2.
 
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