Amazingly fast rendering, will make iterations a lot quicker when animating! I spent some time learning how to overclock. In the end I didn't shoot too high, I read max temp for Threadripper is 68C (Tdie), which seems kind of low, but figure I'll play safe.

I gave the Voltage a modest boost to 1.24V which allowed for a 3.950MHz clock speed. Set the SOC Voltage to 1.1V and set the LLC for both to level 2.

Hands down, the best CPU I have owned to date. The multi-tasking capabilities of this CPU is outstanding. I can edit/render multiple video/audio projects simultaneously, or I can render down one project while gaming.

With the NZXT Kraken X62, Corsair 760T case, and 5 Corsair LL140 fans, I never have any temp issues. I can keep Threadripper as cool as 20c on idle, and 63c to 65c when under large/full loads for extended periods of time. Fantastic CPU!

Beasty CPU. Mine is made on week 40 of 2017 and no segfaults observed on linux. Running happily at 4GHz and compiling crazy fast.

The biggest CPU I have ever worked with so far. Installed easily and takes everything that I have thrown at it with ease.

My first enthusiast CPU. Worth every penny. I can do so many things with this processor. Will probably never use it @ 100% but it's nice knowing that I have it.

The single best CPU I have ever owned. Low temps, and higher performance than any Intel chip I have ever used. Bravo AMD.

Preforms well and is a vast improvement to my last CPU. Transcoding video while doing other things on my computer has been a nice change. Only downside is that motherboards for this CPU are expensive and require a beefy cooler.

As of 9/23/2017 this is the best processor money can buy. It's a $3,000 processor for under a grand. Like having a quad-quad core and just sings.

16 cores - 32 threads | 3.4GHz base - 4GHz Precision Boost

So Far so good... great for effortless spreasheeting and excel files.