We have finally turned him folks. Next!I'm waiting until the retail stuff drops.
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Can't SMT simply be disabled in the BIOS for EPYC as well, if it has negative impact on performance on your specific use case?HPC is a tiny fraction of the total server market, and most server workloads are commercial code that gets quite a bit out of SMT.
Note that the RISC/UNIX world, which has been purely server for a long time, consisted exclusively of multithreaded cores by 2008, across all four silicon vendors (Intel/HP, IBM, Fujitsu, Sun/Oracle.)
Yes it can be (speaking from personal experience with my Zen 2 Epyc ES).Can't SMT simply be disabled in the BIOS for EPYC as well, if it has negative impact on performance on your specific use case?
No promises that it will be at 5.7 GHz coz not sure if the ES can hit that high. But let's see what everyone wants out of your three benchmarksWhich would yall like to see at 5.7GHz ?
I vote for R24. Seems more vendor-neutral compared to the R23, at least when talking about x86 vendors.Hoo boy!! I actually won something, lol.
We've seen so many MT runs already, Im thinking I'd like to see some ST action. 3 benches come to mind: R23, R24, or Dolphin Bench. Which would yall like to see at 5.7GHz ?
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Can we get him to do CB 2024 ST and MT? Does that count as one benchmark?Hoo boy!! I actually won something, lol.
We've seen so many MT runs already, Im thinking I'd like to see some ST action. 3 benches come to mind: R23, R24, or Dolphin Bench. Which would yall like to see at 5.7GHz ?
Tryin' to trick the Genie?Can we get him to do CB 2024 ST and MT? Does that count as one benchmark?
I mean, if he's already got the benchmark open and waiting 10 minutes for an ST pass, it's barely any additional time to hit the MT button......Tryin' to trick the Genie?
That's true though we don't know if he will want to optimize the CPU for ST to show it in its best light. I mean, it is an ES and may not be completely representative of final silicon's performance so better to get the best score out of it. That optimization process may be time consuming and then doing the same for MT would also be additional time wasted.I mean, if he's already got the benchmark open and waiting 10 minutes for an ST pass, it's barely any additional time to hit the MT button......
That's a really cool way of doing things. It's like birthing a new core every odd gen and then suping up that odd core with features from the previous even gen core and birthing an even more powerful even gen core that is a chimera of the immediately preceding even and odd gens. With every even gen emerges an iteratively evolved Zen core that is ready to take the future head on and make Intel's problems go from mere worse to a higher degree worse akin to "just kill me already!".There were similar cases of features in Zen 2 not making it to Zen 3 but then reappearing in Zen 4.
Run cpu-z >I vote for R24. Seems more vendor-neutral compared to the R23, at least when talking about x86 vendors.
U gonna test your 7950x at 80w and 100w in CBR23 nT as well?I mean, if he's already got the benchmark open and waiting 10 minutes for an ST pass, it's barely any additional time to hit the MT button......
Has to be attack of body snatchers at work. True Adroc would never act this way😂We have finally turned him folks. Next!
I was going to wait until more results were out from the ES.Run cpu-z >
U gonna test your 7950x at 80w and 100w in CBR23 nT as well?
Steel Nomad or blue protocol for the memes i beg you xDHoo boy!! I actually won something, lol.
We've seen so many MT runs already, Im thinking I'd like to see some ST action. 3 benches come to mind: R23, R24, or Dolphin Bench. Which would yall like to see at 5.7GHz ?
Ah. Well, thanks for ur testing tho.I was going to wait until more results were out from the ES.
R24 also is also better for ARM too. It makes use of the cores better than R23 did.I vote for R24. Seems more vendor-neutral compared to the R23, at least when talking about x86 vendors.