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AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7980X and 7970X Linux Performance Benchmarks
- metadat 3y agoGreat information - this is one of the first processors which has me seriously thinking about upgrading my desktop from an i7-6xxxk. The latest chips from AMD are screaming fast for compile times! Minor sidenote: I wish the article wasn't spread over 14 pages. It was.. a lot of clicking.
- comprev 3y agoBrowser plugins like PageZipper might help you in regards to the multi-page clicking
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoI specifically bailed after seeing the paging mechanism. I'm not going through all that.
- m463 3y agoI will say there were a lot of things on each page. but yeah, maybe "all on one page" or "printable" might have been nice.
- zamadatix 3y agoGreat performance but I miss the competitively priced Threadrippers. In 2014 I was able to get a workstation type CPU with extra memory channels, ECC support, and such for roughly the same price as a similar scale consumer CPU. It took 9 years until I increased the amount of RAM and total memory bandwidth by getting a 2 channel DDR5 system with 192 GB, and I'd hardly call that much of a win over 128. At least the price of the RAM itself has come down greatly in that time!
- Detrytus 3y agoHow does that compare to M3 Max?
- vluft 3y agodepends on the workload, but the ripper will be 5-10% slower single thread and 3-3.5x faster multithread.