>3277 CB score @4ghz
Xeons and Core i9s BTFO.
3277 CB score @4ghz
Evan Edwards
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James Reyes
>4GHz
Will clocklets ever learn?
Luke Thomas
Impressive.
Ethan Lewis
>128gb quad channel 3200mhz
Whut
Isaac Taylor
Yes, that is something you'd expect out of a Threadripper build.
Brody Morgan
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Aiden Cook
Is CPU-Z reporting your RAM timings wrong? Those are looser than your mum after a night om the town
Luis Sullivan
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Joshua Walker
>top 2% bin
>1.41v
What did AMD mean by this
Noah Turner
Threadripper platform is x399 - quad channel.
Eypc also supports up to 256GB of memory per socket iirc.
Sebastian Thompson
I'm wrong, it is actually 2TB RAM per socket on Epyc.
Easton Hughes
EPYC supports up to 2TB of memory per socket (you'll have to use 128GB LR-DIMMS for that, that is).
Josiah Carter
Don't the 32 core EPYC and 28 core Xeon get around 4300?
Daniel Smith
>CL19
Holy shit, have fun rendering on that. Stick to Photon Map and ditch the entire idea of Irradiance Cache unless you want shitty Xeon tier frame render times.
Juan Fisher
That is prob. just CPU-Z being derpy.
Carter Perez
one guy benchmarked dual EPYC 7601s on cinebench and got ~5100, but that was with the initial firmware
Aaron Mitchell
Cinnebench is broken on really high core counts
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Logan Moore
Kek
Josiah Kelly
I love STH as it really shows how cluless Sup Forums is when it comes to srs bsns hardware.
Elijah Ross
>p-pls buy i9 .. pls ..
Luke Roberts
it has 4.2 GHz XFR BTW (even 1900X).
Christopher Bennett
DELID
Joshua Allen
threadripper NDA lift when?
Landon Garcia
August 10th
Kayden Baker
Tsk tsk tsk look who's talking shit, it's the corelet! How is that obsolete house fire i7 7700k doing? Don't worry, just buy the (finally) arriving 6 core mainstream parts. But don't forget to buy a new motherboard and delid good goy!
Jeremiah Hernandez
if it does 4.2GHz turbo on a sensible amount of cores, there's no reason to overclock it whatsoever
Lincoln Murphy
>Intel getting its ass whipped by Ryzen and Threadripper in Cinebench
>Release a new driver
>Now Intel is skyrocketing to impossible scores
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Jose Moore
It's a 4 socket system
Brandon Kelly
Read the article, the score is scaling beyond anything possible, even if you had 200 cores the score would not go that high in Cinebench.
Benjamin Williams
They need to fix Cinebench.
Easton Wood
Strange, isn't it? Ryzen also whipped Intel in the CPU-Z benchmark and they responded by changing the benchmark so that Intel was ahead again.
Just a (((coincidence))) I'm sure.
Chase Ward
This is only an issue under insane core counts so it's obviously not something like the bullshit CPU-Z did.