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I believe the fair comparison would be performance per dollar - comparing similarly priced components. Same sockets and cores can have wildly different costs.
by mping 8y ago
I believe the fair comparison would be performance per dollar - comparing similarly priced components. Same sockets and cores can have wildly different costs.
- zrm 8y agoComparing like with like can give you a better idea of what's going on even if the prices aren't the same. It's a matter of isolating the architecture from the other factors. If a 40 core 2P Intel system is faster than a 32 core 1P AMD system, you don't know if the difference is architectural or just the extra cores and sockets, so you don't know whether to expect a 48 core 2P AMD system to be faster or slower than the Intel system. And the tested systems aren't equivalently priced here either.
- inasio 8y agoPer dollar of CPU, CPU + power, CPU + motherboard, TCO?
- rch 8y agoI still need to see raw performance: single core, multi-core single socket, and multi-socket.