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  • #81
    Originally posted by Paradigm Shifter View Post
    I know what you mean, but we don't have that sort of infrastructure. Just getting a new 200V line can involve months of debate
    Oh, sorry. Here I am talking about the subject from the perspective of cutting-edge datacenters and HPC. I wasn't thinking about the typical enterprise server room.

    Okay, so if that's what we're talking about, then I'd agree that dual-CPU servers with 500W CPUs seem like they'd be challenging to fit in a 2U form factor. Then again, I believe I've seen air-cooled 2U server designs that I think can host >= 2 kW worth of GPUs, so maybe it's not too far-fetched? Not something you'd want to sit near, without hearing protection!

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    • #82
      Originally posted by coder View Post
      Oh, sorry. Here I am talking about the subject from the perspective of cutting-edge datacenters and HPC. I wasn't thinking about the typical enterprise server room.

      Okay, so if that's what we're talking about, then I'd agree that dual-CPU servers with 500W CPUs seem like they'd be challenging to fit in a 2U form factor. Then again, I believe I've seen air-cooled 2U server designs that I think can host >= 2 kW worth of GPUs, so maybe it's not too far-fetched? Not something you'd want to sit near, without hearing protection!
      It's worse than that, even, but I'll basically be doxing myself if I go into too much detail. We have one 2U server - worst mistake I ever made purchasing that, it's an absolute screamer when loaded - but it was marginally cheaper than the 4U version at the time and that meant we could double the RAM and still fit in budget.

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      • #83
        Ouch. For the privilege of such performance, the list price is $17.8k per 128-core CPU. Once Turin launches, I'll bet what people actually pay won't be quite so much.
        To give another sense of how expensive this is, at the rate of $139 per core, an 8 P-core desktop CPU would cost $1,112!

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        • #84
          Originally posted by coder View Post
          Ouch. For the privilege of such performance, the list price is $17.8k per 128-core CPU.
          Yup. But we knew these chips weren't for people who actually need to ask how much something costs. They're for groups who just say, "What's the current most powerful CPU? We'll take 2,000."

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