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Opteron vs. EPYC Benchmarks & Performance-Per-Watt: How AMD Server Performance Evolved Over 10 Years
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Aha! So there's the confusion, I was under the impression these were first-gen Bulldozers. My bad.
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Originally posted by bug77 View PostNo, I'm not forgetting that. But AMD has had pretty much the same architecture ever since, so newer models may be twice as fast as that and still nowhere near Epyc. Fwiw, Intel is on the Core architecture for 10 years as well.
Again, the K10 Opterons used in this article are a completely different architecture from the more recent Bulldozer models, and the very newest Zen is another completely different architecture.
Originally posted by bug77 View PostHoly crap I didn't know Opterons sucked that hard. No wonder AMD wasn't making any money at all.Last edited by torsionbar28; 18 September 2017, 08:36 PM.
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Originally posted by Tomin View Post
Funny that you say excavator based and not bulldozer based. I usually think that they are Bulldozer based. But more importantly I don't think AMD has released any Excavator or Streamroller based Opterons, just Bulldozer and Piledriver Opterons.
I meant testing a Bulldozer, an Piledrive, an Excavator, and a Steamroller-based system to see what the performance would be like using the same set of modern benchmarks.
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Originally posted by torsionbar28 View PostUh, No, you're forgetting that these are 10 year old models from a 12 year old platform. Compare to intel Xeon of similar vintage and you'll find roughly the same performance. AMD was reasonably competitive with intel back then. Kids these days.... SMH.
This article is comparing an ancient DDR2 platform to the latest DDR4 platform. The three generations of DDR3 Opteron that came in between are missing from this comparison.
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Originally posted by Michael View Post
if I had the extra funds, which I don't and not worthwhile buying old hardware when ad margins are already as tight as they are, etc just to buy some old hardware for one or two articles.
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Originally posted by phoenix_rizzen View Postdifferent excavator-based Opterons
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Originally posted by oleyska View Post
I challenge you to test a 2700K vs a 7700K where 2700K has highest memory speeds possible and 7700K the lowest.
Where's the IPC improvements gone.. ohh well, most lies in memory.
I should done it more scientific benchmark with proper notes but I tell ya it's scary how little have happened in raw core performance
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Originally posted by torsionbar28 View PostUh, No, you're forgetting that these are 10 year old models from a 12 year old platform. Compare to intel Xeon of similar vintage and you'll find roughly the same performance. AMD was reasonably competitive with intel back then. Kids these days.... SMH.
This article is comparing an ancient DDR2 platform to the latest DDR4 platform. The three generations of DDR3 Opteron that came in between are missing from this comparison.
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