Soldato
Looks like a great chip! (Sounds like a bad movie).
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that's not a socket, that's a motherboard
thing is so huge
launches 20th June
My Birthday.
Overkill for outlook and Excel??
I'll admit, it seems that I'm in a minority who actual really like the name. And no, I'm not a child (but don't ask my kids for their opinions on that..)
Honestly think it's better than Threadripper but they can do what they want with names as I don't really mind as long as it performs.
What? Threadripper is awesome! :O
Just not for me in honesty. Each to own though
Me trying to go to my boss, hey we need some new rendering machines and we want to use the new AMD Threadripper CPU's because they are going to be brilliant for our needs. Boss goes "are you kidding? It sounds like a toy or games system, are you 12?"
Our boss has no idea on the technical but if it sounds childish in his view it is. Just how it's perceived in the non-tech world that is all.
With EPYC I can just use that as an acro and thus doesn't come across as childish regardless.
You should have called it the Ryzen 9 series, which is probably what will be printed on the box.
Just not for me in honesty. Each to own though
Me trying to go to my boss, hey we need some new rendering machines and we want to use the new AMD Threadripper CPU's because they are going to be brilliant for our needs. Boss goes "are you kidding? It sounds like a toy or games system, are you 12?"
Our boss has no idea on the technical but if it sounds childish in his view it is. Just how it's perceived in the non-tech world that is all.
With EPYC I can just use that as an acro and thus doesn't come across as childish regardless.
There are some Threadripper benchmarks on Geekbench - assuming they're legit, the results don't bode well. In multi-threaded performance, the 16 core 1950X is only about 20% faster than the 6 core Xeon in my current system;I know that most of use won't be getting these, but here are some leaked details regarding eypc. Base clocks from 2.0 GHz to 2.4 GHz. Highest clocked 32 core part is 2.2 GHz base.
https://videocardz.com/70266/amd-epyc-7000-series-specs-and-performance-leaked
Edit: The cheapest Eypc is around the $700 mark for 16c. Threadripper's price is going to be interesting.
There are some Threadripper benchmarks on Geekbench - assuming they're legit, the results don't bode well. In multi-threaded performance, the 16 core 1950X is only about 20% faster than the 6 core Xeon in my current system