> Including for things like Threadripper, which is not exactly an exotic science project CPU or non-personal or non-desktop.
We're talking about a CPU with a list price over $10000.
Geekbench 6 is a bad test to use to assess the suitability of a 96-core Threadripper for the kinds of use cases where buying a 96-core Threadripper might make sense. But Geekbench 6 does a very good job of illustrating the point that buying a 96-core Threadripper would be a stupid waste of money for a personal desktop and the typical use cases of a personal desktop.
