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Apologies, didn't want it to sound like "you have to use Ryzen for everything now" :) I wouldn't recommend it to most of my friends or my family for the same r
by deforciant 8y ago
Apologies, didn't want it to sound like "you have to use Ryzen for everything now" :)
I wouldn't recommend it to most of my friends or my family for the same reason you mentioned, none of them will utilize those cores.
It just works really well for me and it wildly surpassed my own expectations as I was quite used to the fact that my machine wasn't really usable while I run Kubernetes locally. My workflow used to be:
1. write some code
2. start Kubernetes, wait for it to boot and test the code that I wrote
3. tear it down
4. write some more code
5. repeat
I would be loosing quite a lot of time. Also, while waiting for it to start, I would usually get distracted and start doing something else. Ryzen changed this workflow and boosted my productivity. Now I don't even notice whether k8s is running or not, sometimes I forget it for days :D I can't stress enough how important it is to have a lag free development environment.
- noir_lord 8y agoAgree with everything you've said I have a 1700 at work and 2700X at home and both are monsters for my workloads. With an evga RTX2080 in the home PC it murders the games I play (elite dangerous mostly) at 4K.
- deforciant 8y agoI have 1080Ti, but haven't tried installing any games yet. Last time I had a gaming PC it consumed way too much time so currently I try to use my ps4 for gaming as it's a lot easier to get bored by it :D
- copperx 8y agoJust wondering, are you using Linux on bare metal, or do you virtualize Linux to run K8S?