Those are experts. The lesser people who far outnumber them, stick with WindowsBtw the whole cloud runs on Linux *in production*.
No. I mean absolutely transistor basics. With switching power supply extremely small voltage drop is pretty much impractical, they just don't work well when input and output voltages are pretty much same. AMD does seems to use simplest possible linear regulators - at silicon level that could be just bunch of transistors between power rails from right quantity is switched on to meet current and voltage needs on output rail. Compared to switching power supply much smaller area is needed, output ripple is more stable and efficiency is better. And cpu designers probably don't mind to have near core voltage regulators without high-frequency switching electromagnetic interference.You have in mind old linear regulators that use a 50-60Hz transformers as voltage source, such devices have the capacitor charged every 10-12ms or so, hence the need for a big capacitor, but think of a 50MHz switching speed, the capacitor can be reduced by a 1 000 000 factor at same output current, and at 500MHz switching speed, wich is a cakewalk for transistors used in CPUs, 10pF is enough where 100uF where necessary at a 50Hz frequency.
there was a point in time when if you wanted to run .net or develop in something specific to the windows server system you had to run windows, but since then these have been developed to run on linux. it's always a surprise to me personally when a page bonkers out and Im served a windows server error page. a rareity for rareities sake.Those are experts. The lesser people who far outnumber them, stick with Windows
Windows Server is fine as long as you stick with Microsoft technologies. Our application is legacy dotnet webforms based and the software developer is in no immediate hurry to rewrite it. We also can't get rid of them because the application is too big a project to rewrite by hiring our own team or contracting it out to some other company. It will be doomsday for us when all their developers are on the same plane and it crashes
No. I mean absolutely transistor basics. With switching power supply extremely small voltage drop is pretty much impractical, they just don't work well when input and output voltages are pretty much same. AMD does seems to use simplest possible linear regulators - at silicon level that could be just bunch of transistors between power rails from right quantity is switched on to meet current and voltage needs on output rail. Compared to switching power supply much smaller area is needed, output ripple is more stable and efficiency is better. And cpu designers probably don't mind to have near core voltage regulators without high-frequency switching electromagnetic interference.
How old are your children and where do you live?How many of my kids (secondary school, computer sciences option) still drink those words from stupid sellers ? A lot.
That's .Net Core.there was a point in time when if you wanted to run .net or develop in something specific to the windows server system you had to run windows, but since then these have been developed to run on linux.
not a soft wares guy but isn't that a wysiwyg on anemic steroids? I'm surprised you haven't tried hanging yourself at this juncture in life dealing with that awfulness. No one should go through that kind of trauma in life. I'd recommend taking up drinking but I suspect you don't drink gien where you live.That's .Net Core.
The one we have, ASP.NET Web Forms, isn't really Linux compatible.
The kids in my class are 17-19, Belgium.How old are your children and where do you live?
Ah. What do you teach? I hope your kids know how to spot a good CPU by nowThe kids in my class are 17-19, Belgium.
Sometimes a stupid seller, sometimes a YouTube influencer.
ah maybe some old fart whose only exposure to amd was 30 years ago.there used to be a running joke that amd ran x86 better than intel. or it's all that mayonnaise you lot slap on your food at the chippy.The kids in my class are 17-19, Belgium.
Sometimes a stupid seller, sometimes a YouTube influencer.
It's fine.I just finished spending about $15,000 on 3 Genoa systems. Now they will be blown out of the water by Zen 5 !
meanwhile at intelYeah it's soon(tm), AMD got a bit lucky there.
It's not.arrow lake might be good
They unfortunately are out of premium CPU game for the foreseeable future and initial Strix findings communicate as much.im not one of those amd folks who think intel is dead in the water
It's not.arrowlake may be a good contender against zen 5
No, this was designed to fight sky-high expectations of 2024 Intel which didn't materialize.zen 5 has been paraded around by higher ups at amd as if it was their special weapon to put down a complacent and struggling intel once more
I'm sure you can squeeze at least ONE 8950X into your houseIn a way I am sad that Zen 5 appears to be such a leap over Zen 4, and is coming soon. I just finished spending about $15,000 on 3 Genoa systems. Now they will be blown out of the water by Zen 5 !
It's not.
They unfortunately are out of premium CPU game for the foreseeable future and initial Strix findings communicate as much.
It's not.
Lion Cove is a very underwhelming design relative to the degree of changes it brings.
No, this was designed to fight sky-high expectations of 2024 Intel which didn't materialize.
Nuvia gets KIA'd as a collateral.
If I know anything about Mark is that he doesn't really mind but is secretly very excited to get the best of the best if it's the best of the best. I've always liked his level headed approach to business and personal hardware deployments. I personally don't have pockets as deep as him, I would if i drank less wine. you on'y live once, some like wine, some like to be tom cruise in the original top gun and flooring that motorcycle to the limits. we're built different.I'm sure you can squeeze at least ONE 8950X into your house
Welcome to 2023 where all vendors give rather accurate performance projections for final products after the TO.but you can't be in here like some demigod and proclaim things about intel based on some pitiful engineering sample we know nothing about including the speed.
It's fine.
Conroe turning dual-core Athlons/Opterons into fine green paste back in 2006 was every bit as welcome.
if ya say so bud.Welcome to 2023 where all vendors give rather accurate performance projections for final products after the TO.
it is what it is.
Oh but it was.Actually the difference was not that big
AMD is literally cramming every xtor ever into Zen5 to attain leadership 1t perf since they expected ginormous 1t jumps out of 2024 Intel.Intel had a full node advantage and cramed almost twice the transistor count comparatively
Those are silly FP workloads, easy to game.but look at the Cinebench and other 3DSMax