So the threadripper being an OEM-only thing. Do you think it's because they're only able to making so many (at this time), that they need some special (motherboard specs/)settings to work that well and/or due to some quid pro quo thing (maybe we'll get more (high-end) AMD laptops?), a combination of some or all options or something else entirely? ^^.<br>I have no idea why he thinks that Microsoft needs to "follow" Apples switch to ARM (besides haven't they had ARM versions of Windows for years now?). Partly because he didn't really give any good (IMO) reasons but also consider everything on Windows based on X86 and X64.  It might work for a company with as much control over their platform as Apple has but I can't see Windows going (fully) over to ARM this decade (uninformed guess). I can see them spending more time and money on getting Windows for ARM better, though.<br><br>Edit: Same with both Intel and AMD. Can't see them having to try to make ARM processors (or leaving X86/64) as they have quite a bit going for them for quite some time.