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The single socket epyc boards expose a lot more PCIe than threadripper boards, from what I can tell. $/core-ghz is much better on the TR parts though, if you'r
by nullc 6y ago
The single socket epyc boards expose a lot more PCIe than threadripper boards, from what I can tell.
$/core-ghz is much better on the TR parts though, if you're paying retail. Epyc chips sometimes show up on secondary markets at much better prices than retail. (e.g. my 7742's I basically paid the same $/core-ghz as the current top end threadripper parts).
- arminiusreturns 6y agoYeah it's generally a tradeoff of pci lanes to clock speed between the two. I would go for the clock speeds.