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There are even rumors that Intel delayed the much more important Xeons to 2020, which could give AMD a 1 year head start with Zen2 on 7nm in the server space (comparable to Intels …

If you want that I recommend to look at semiwiki [0] and wikichip [1][2] [0] https://www.semiwiki.com/forum/content/7343-leading-edge-log... [1] https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/10_nm_…

The announcement: https://steamcommunity.com/app/282590/discussions/1/17106901...

He also has a three videos series about it on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/user/DrBartosz/playlists

> I (and many others) would take a 33% increase in core count over a 10-15% advantage in single core workloads. Even the gaming comparison is most of the time overemphasized. Does …

Do you mean the single threaded part or that OP claims that it's what most users desire? If it's about the single threaded performance then OPs claim is true. default clocks: https…

I don't really follow the ML space, but when you have a good GPU in your PC (which I assume quite a few people here have) you can learn/use Tensorflow by running things locally ins…

If the rumor [0] that Intel's first 10nm server chip will only release mid 2020 is true, then AMD's shares will probably skyrocket again if they truly can release their Zen 2 serve…

AMDs Zen architecture uses 32KB for data and 64KB for instructions (was curious if there are differences between AMD and Intel designs regarding L1 cache).

Since I read about this a few years ago I really want to try it, but I don't want to buy an extra GPU for it. I hope AMD [0] brings their SR-IOV implementation called MxGPU down to…

How would you prevent people who don't even have that from buying these bikes?

I never took the time to investigate how accurate this site is, but it seems quite nice since it has uv index, time to skin redness and time to sunburn: http://sunburnmap.com

> [...] even kids are sent to play covered in full sleeve clothing. Which is good because if I remember correctly the human skin has quit a bit natural sun protection, but is only …

Can't you just combat fork bombs with e.g docker run --pids-limit=64

As a layman: why don't things like GridCoin take off? Is it only mindshare/being late to the party/or something alike, or are there technical reasons for it? Bitcoin seems like a w…

To use the plus sign like behaviour you now need to use quotes (since 2011). Instead of: mars +landings +failures you now have to do: mars “landings” “failures” Source: https://sea…

It seems to be related to php. A user on reddit which has a Epyc 7551 CPU has no segfaults without the php portion of the test: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/6rmq6q/epyc_75…

To add to that: http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-review... https://www.hardocp.com/article/2017/08/10/amd_ryzen_threadr... http://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews…

Like I have written in the other thread already: add to that the ECC support of Threadripper [0], 20 more PCIe lanes and no raid key shenanigans (on Intels x299 you have to pay 100…

Which Intel part has 36 cores? Do you mean threads, or is there a Knights Landing card with so few cores I'm not aware of?

Threadripper 1950X with ECC, 16 instead of 10 cores, 64 instead of 44 PCIe lanes and without a raid dongle which prevents certain raid modes unless you pay for them (like with Inte…

Threadripper will have ECC support [0] just like Ryzen but validation depends on the motherboard manufacturer. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/6icdyo/amd_threadrippe...