Not with 800GB/sec of memory bandwidth. Or even the 440GB/sec of memory bandwidth available to the CPUs. Sure if you are cache friendly enough and you get eno

Not with 800GB/sec of memory bandwidth. Or even the 440GB/sec of memory bandwidth available to the CPUs. Sure if you are cache friendly enough and you get enough Zen3 or Intel cores you can win, but you end up spending a fair chunk of change, getting less memory bandwidth, and for a clear win you often need to spend more, like say getting a Lenovo Threadripper (and they have a exclusive rights to the chip for 6 months or something).