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Looks like it may be time for Epic Games to consider switching to AMD Ryzen/EPYC.
by mtgx 9y ago
Looks like it may be time for Epic Games to consider switching to AMD Ryzen/EPYC.
- dijit 9y agoI have been looking at AMD/Epyc CPUs recently. (Because making NUMA aware C++ code is hard, and AMD Epyc is a single socket on a server with 4 very closely knit NUMA zones so non-NUMA code will run better on that vs Intel) But unfortunately there's no comoddity server from HP/Dell available yet. But I hear one is on the way on the Dell side.
- snuxoll 9y agoHP has paper launched the DL385 G10 with EPYC, I'm not sure if it's fully available through sales channels or not. Supermicro also has had EPYC systems available for a while - though that won't do you any good at all if you need a big name OEM for "nobody got fired for buying Cisco" reasons.