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Michael Larabel
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Originally posted by QaridariumAMD why do you put a 750 dollar price tag on a EPYC server cpu with 4 die chips and 16 active cores and for "Desktop" you put a 1100dollar price tag on a Threadripper with only 2 die chips and also16 cores ???
sure i know the threadripper line get the best selected chips but still this feels bad the epyc 16 core chip has a higher price to produce but still it is sold cheaper ...
I bought a 1900X and 1920X threadripper this month and even for the 8core the threadripper costs more than a 8core epyc cpuLast edited by schmidtbag; 19 October 2017, 02:30 PM.
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But it would be helluva niche if AMD would open Epycs for voerclocking. Supermicro's 2P board is €600. Put two 24-core models on it, overclock them under watercooling and you got yourself computer for Star Trek Enterprise 1071-E ;o)
Yes, I know Supermicro was never overclocking name, but I'm hoping CoreBoot will be able to remedy this...
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Originally posted by Brane215 View PostBut it would be helluva niche if AMD would open Epycs for voerclocking. Supermicro's 2P board is €600. Put two 24-core models on it, overclock them under watercooling and you got yourself computer for Star Trek Enterprise 1071-E ;o)
Yes, I know Supermicro was never overclocking name, but I'm hoping CoreBoot will be able to remedy this...
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Originally posted by anolting View PostCan someone tell a European where to buy the CPU for this price?
Epyc 7251: €522-€591 https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/8331...epyc-7251.html
Epyc 7351P: €824-€930 https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/8331...pyc-7351p.html
Epyc 7601: €4560 https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/9996...epyc-7601.html
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Disclosure: I am in no way connected to Tweakers, just use the site often.
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Originally posted by willmore View PostGeez, talk about taking a beating. If it weren't for years of stagnant 'improvements' and horrible price gouging, I would almost feel sorry for Intel.
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Originally posted by QaridariumAMD why do you put a 750 dollar price tag on a EPYC server cpu with 4 die chips and 16 active cores and for "Desktop" you put a 1100dollar price tag on a Threadripper with only 2 die chips and also16 cores ???
sure i know the threadripper line get the best selected chips but still this feels bad the epyc 16 core chip has a higher price to produce but still it is sold cheaper ...
I bought a 1900X and 1920X threadripper this month and even for the 8core the threadripper costs more than a 8core epyc cpu
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Does anybody know if gcc 7.2 has the avx512 disabled in -march=native? I was talking to someone about the previous epyc result, which I think were done with gcc 6.3, and they said it wasn't that impressive because in gcc 6.x avx512 is only used if explicitly flagged and it was not in the benchmarks. Does anybody more knowledgeable than me know if the performance of the intel chips was indeed held back in these benchmarks?
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