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AMD · Processors
Ryzen Threadripper 3960X
24 cores · 48 threads · sTRX4
US launch / reference price: Price unavailable · Released 2019-10-01
No verified US price is recorded.
Editorial overview
Ryzen Threadripper 3960X is listed with 24 cores, 48 threads, 128 MB L3 cache. Recorded clock specifications are base: 3.8 GHz; boost: 4.5 GHz. Check system or motherboard documentation for compatibility with the listed sTRX4 platform.
This is a sourced product profile with editorial judgments. Specdex has not tested this device in an in-house lab.
Reasons to consider it
- 24 CPU cores and 48 threads
- Listed L3 cache: 128 MB
Tradeoffs to check
- System and motherboard support must match the sTRX4 platform.
- No in-house application, power or thermal testing is available for this profile.
Specifications
Configurations and regional models can differ. A dated source beside a field identifies a specific cross-check; other fields remain catalog reference information.
Performance
- Cores
- 24
- Threads
- 48
- L3 cache
- 128 MB
- TDP
- 280 W
Software & support
- Boost clock
- 4.5 GHz
Other
- Base clock
- 3.8 GHz
- Socket
- sTRX4
- Class
- Desktop
Prices & availability
US launch / reference: Price unavailable. This is not a current retailer offer.
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Price history
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Third-party benchmark reference
Stored PassMark CPU Mark: 54,791. This historical snapshot is separate from the editorial score and may differ from the current database.
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Third-party reference: www.cpubenchmark.net ↗
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This device has not received an editorial rating yet. Editorial scores use rubric editorial-2026-09; they are not manufacturer ratings or measured benchmark results. Missing information is not scored as zero.
