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The easy solution is to run Linux.
by jgaa 7y ago
The easy solution is to run Linux.
- smallstepforman 7y agoYou misspelt Haiku.
- artificial 7y agoI want to believe.
- traskjd 7y agoGiven the yet-unreleased new kernel only starts to add support for Zen3, I’m not sure this is entirely true.
- bildung 7y agoThe 3990X is Zen2, Zen3 isn't released yet.
- Fnoord 7y agoAnd Zen2 works perfectly fine on Linux. What does not work (confirmed on my Ryzen 3900X) is k10temp.
- AbacusAvenger 7y agoDoes not work in what way? Doesn't report anything, reports incorrect values, what? It seems to be working fine for me on kernel 5.5.0 on a 3800x and on a 3950x...
- Fnoord 7y agoIt lacks a lot of data like vcore, CCX, etc. See e.g. [1] [1] https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=K10temp-Could-Improve-5.6 https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=K10temp-...
- traskjd 7y agoAppreciate the correction. Late night posting :)
- trasz 7y agoOr FreeBSD. There have been some huge improvements to scalability of network, filesystems, and memory management recently.
- fullstop 7y agoAny details on that? We're spinning up a 48 core epyc soon on 12.1. The last "beefy" server we did was a 32 core intel on 11.x, and I'll be happy if these changes are in 12.1.