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AMD THREADRIPPER VS INTEL SKYLAKE X

I gave it a thought. Not all of the code I use
is parallelized so I also need high single core performance.

The i9 7900x seems to be on par with the 7700k in single thread
performance. So i think it is a good compromise.
true but you might been able to get 12 core at 4.0Ghz for possible £700.. but i hope you enjoy it :).
 
I gave it a thought. Not all of the code I use
is parallelized
so I also need high single core performance.

The i9 7900x seems to be on par with the 7700k in single thread
performance. So i think it is a good compromise.

CFD code that isn't paralleized? Is it experimental or something?
 
I gave it a thought. Not all of the code I use
is parallelized so I also need high single core performance.

The i9 7900x seems to be on par with the 7700k in single thread
performance. So i think it is a good compromise.
What Mobo did you go for? I can't stand the "gaming" advertising and flashy LED boards
 
CFD code that isn't paralleized? Is it experimental or something?
I am doing a PhD in CFD. I contribute to an in house code from the university. Nothing commercial.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo02xBzASRw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo02xBzASRw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9pLtq6CKHU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrIhYVxNGvA

What Mobo did you go for? I can't stand the "gaming" advertising and flashy LED boards
:) I went for the Strix
 
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Corsair Hydro H100i GTX

I assume you plan to run at stock speeds in a room with aircon by using that cooler.
Because overclocking is out of the question by using that, as it will struggle in these warm days even at stock speeds.

IMHO Predator 360 should be the absolute minimum on Skylake-X, assuming someone can find one.
 
which algorithm is that?
Also, I'm guessing it is done in C (or some derivative)?

We work with overlapping grids. You generate a background static grid
and a body fitted overlapping one for the moving object. Pressure-velocity
coupling is done with the SIMPLE algorithm. Two way fluid-solid interaction
is solved with a partitioned approach and coupled with a Picard
a Picard iteration algorithm. The code is written in C++.

I assume you plan to run at stock speeds in a room with aircon by using that cooler.
Because overclocking is out of the question by using that, as it will struggle in these warm days even at stock speeds.

IMHO Predator 360 should be the absolute minimum on Skylake-X, assuming someone can find one.

So are all 240mm out of the question? Or is it just that one? What about 280mm?

Got any other recommendation?
 
We work with overlapping grids. You generate a background static grid
and a body fitted overlapping one for the moving object. Pressure-velocity
coupling is done with the SIMPLE algorithm. Two way fluid-solid interaction
is solved with a partitioned approach and coupled with a Picard
a Picard iteration algorithm. The code is written in C++.



So are all 240mm out of the question? Or is it just that one? What about 280mm?

Got any other recommendation?

On a CPU that consumes 460W on it's own under very heavy load? No. Custom watercooling only.
 
We work with overlapping grids. You generate a background static grid
and a body fitted overlapping one for the moving object. Pressure-velocity
coupling is done with the SIMPLE algorithm. Two way fluid-solid interaction
is solved with a partitioned approach and coupled with a Picard
a Picard iteration algorithm. The code is written in C++.



So are all 240mm out of the question? Or is it just that one? What about 280mm?

Got any other recommendation?

Guessing your trying to find a more efficient way to solve for objects that are moving?
Also you're allowed more than 80 characters on the forum:p.

Undervolt and downclock, even though I guess that would go against the entire point of getting one.
 
On a CPU that consumes 460W on it's own under very heavy load? No. Custom watercooling only.
Guessing your trying to find a more efficient way to solve for objects that are moving?
Also you're allowed more than 80 characters on the forum:p.

Undervolt and downclock, even though I guess that would go against the entire point of getting one.

this may not the case, but all the reviews was using ASUS motherboards & Intel claim they not seen this high CPU wattage. may find out that BIOS updates fix it.
as some reviews are seeing 1.4V+ on their chips at stock which is very odd

will see, but Temp/wattage may be fine on Release, (i would hope anyway)

if not x299 i wont be buying it will destroy my Slient build...
 
So just to double-check, do we have a definite date (or month) for Threadripper?

I couldn't remember if it's been said. I know Vega gaming launch is end of July at Siggraph.
 
So just to double-check, do we have a definite date (or month) for Threadripper?

I couldn't remember if it's been said. I know Vega gaming launch is end of July at Siggraph.
Epyc is released in July, Alienware release their PC in July. with Threadripper so around end July beginning of Aug
 
I assume you plan to run at stock speeds in a room with aircon by using that cooler.
Because overclocking is out of the question by using that, as it will struggle in these warm days even at stock speeds.

IMHO Predator 360 should be the absolute minimum on Skylake-X, assuming someone can find one.

Our hosts sell a very good 360 https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...-liquid-cooling-upgrade-bundle-bu-098-tl.html I have one on my setup and temps are never an issue even when the fans are set to silence in the bios. Could well be an option for a Skylake-X setup as well.
 
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