Amd ryzen threadripper 9000 series: the lowdown

Workstations are the most powerful desktop PCs around. But there are always budgetary constraints, which means you will need to choose your components wisely based around your workloads and budget. It

It feels like a broken record to be discussing how far ahead AMD is with workstation CPUs. We’ve been riffing around this topic since the AMD Ryzen Threadripper appeared in 2018. By 2019 AMD CPUs were

SCORE PRICE £11,000 (£13,200 inc VAT) from scan.co.uk/3xs Scan was one of two manufacturers to grab early samples of the new 9000-series AMD Ryzen Threadripper, equipping the 3XS GWP-A1-TR64 with the

SCORE PRICE £8,333 (£10,000 inc VAT) from wired2fire.co.uk Wired2Fire is a new name in our workstation Labs test, but from this first foray we expect to be seeing the Surrey-based company more often.

SCORE PRICE £10,995 (£13,194 inc VAT) from armari.com Armari was one of three manufacturers that managed to get hold of an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000-series processor in time for this test. It’s also

SCORE PRICE £10,829 (£12,995 inc VAT) from lenovo.com When we’ve reviewed Lenovo workstations in the past we’ve always been impressed by the design. This “Aston Martin-inspired” ThinkStation P8 Tower