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FYI the 80core variants are available at Hetzner for about 200 EUR/m - running at the full 3GHz
by summarity 4y ago
FYI the 80core variants are available at Hetzner for about 200 EUR/m - running at the full 3GHz
- christophilus 4y agoHave you tried it? I’m curious how it performs. It seems like it’d make a decent media transcoding workhorse.
- jacquesm 4y agoI'd love one on my desk.
- summarity 4y agoI saw them in their offerings, but didn’t try them. A minimum 300 EUR payment is too much to then figure out my stuff doesn’t work or scale how I expected. I wish I could use a trial instance for like 3 hours first.
- jlokier 4y agoSame here. I'd happily pay the monthly rent if it's worth it, but not if I find after a few hours testing that it's slower for my purposes than 2 AX101s (2 because of the price ration and SSD sizes). I might try it on Scaleway, but I wouldn't be surprised if the Hetzner machine has different performance characteristics.
- lukego 4y agoI benchmarked an "embarrassingly parallel" simulation on Hetzner machines this week. I saw 50% more performance per dollar on the Ampere-based RX170 than the Ryzen-based AX101. That impressed me a lot.
- CrimsonRain 4y agoDo you have any numbers on how these cores do compared to AMD ones for JVM workloads?
- Aissen 4y agoScaleway has AMP2 instances which are VMs using those cores. You can get a 60 vCPUs one at 140€ / month. And, you can pay by the hour, too: https://www.scaleway.com/fr/amp2-instances/ https://www.scaleway.com/fr/amp2-instances/ (also, Oracle cloud has them in their free tier).