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Intel Core i9 7980XE Linux Benchmarks: 18 Core / 36 Threads For $1999 USD
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Those questionable benches aside, focusing on software people who would buy this processor use, it is about 10% faster than TR while 100% more expensive. That alone makes it 90% meh. Add in the inexcusable lack of ECC support and the understated TDP, and the fact you'll be sending your money to one of the most progress-impeding legally proven to be anti-competitive company on the planet, resulting in exactly 0% eagerness to make such a purchase. Not when amd has products that are competitive in performance and come at half the price, with better features.
On the other hand, really excited about intel's brave new DUAL core HEDT product, which also makes me hopeful we might get the much needed addition that would be the SINGLE core HEDT in intel's amazing lineup.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostAnyway, something seems off about these, specifically, the 7960X. The 7980XE is roughly where I expected it would be, but the 7960X seems waaay too fast, relative to the 7980XE and the 1900X.
As for the 1950X, was that with NUMA on or off? I recall that making a substantial performance difference in Linux and may explain why it too seems so weirdly behind the 7960X.
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Originally posted by blackshard View PostI felt like some graphs are missing something, and some other graphs are totally missing, and suddenly I feel Phoronix doesn't need users subscription anymore.Michael Larabel
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