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Thanks.
I started here, many years ago, in the storage section (many crazy people there, doing the same crazy stuff i was doing at the time. Very good information too.)
1 year ago, for the ryzen debut, i couldn't read 90% of the threads here... Because of the "mud throwing". My point is it's...
Wow! WOW!
I don't have much to say on the topic, so sorry for that, but i do have some sort of "meta analysis":
I was able to read the 9 pages of comments, without skipping large chunks due to name calling, cherry picking, logical fallacies, etc! All this in a launch review!
Also got some...
Nice! Please keep us (me!) updated, I was planning a similar build not long ago, but had to postpone it for a bit.
I'll be using linux too, with some virtualization, and 128GB RAM, so i'm very interested in your experiences :)
Thanks,
I do that all the time in linux, you can too with TR if you overclock using pstates.
Example from one of my servers:
Now change only cpu1 to 800000:
Put some cpu load on the system and check the current freq:
You can easily create some scripts to automate all this ;)
I agree, benchmarks first.... But i'm finding it difficult to resist.
Also... Just checked amazon's cpu best sellers and the 1950x is there.
Also... 50% of the entries are from amd... Brave new world :-)...
It's your graph. Just pointing out the inconsistency.
And you introduced this graph to counter a point about SKL-X exceeding the TDP on certain workloads. Doing that you granted the point that ryzen (even 1800X, which seems to be the worst case) is perfectly within the TDP.
Also, regarding this...
The taichi costs $350... Cheaper than i was expecting. TR also cheaper.
Not going to preorder, but i may need a 128GB+ system soon and this sounds tempting :D
8 * 16GB also cheaper than 4 * 32GB.... hmmmmmmm :D
linux folks are working overtime finding CPU bugs:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2017/06/msg00308.html
Already in hardocp.com too:
https://www.hardocp.com/news/2017/06/25/skylake_kaby_lake_processors_allegedly_have_broken_hyperthreading
Ohhh OK. I thought you were mixing reg memory with ecc memory.
Anyway, your aorus k7 specs say:
Dual Channel ECC/ Non-ECC Unbuffered (non-registered) DDR4, 4 DIMMs
Hmmmm now you're talking about ECC, i think? I believe that both your board and ryzen support ECC.
I was refering to the registered part. Those registered DIMMs are not compatible. You need regular (aka non-registered, aka unbuffered) DRAM. ECC or non-ECC.