How come you can't put two cpu's on one motherboard?
How come you can't put two cpu's on one motherboard?
Benjamin Barnes
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Brody Lewis
Magnetic fields.
Jonathan Cook
you can
Hunter Martinez
you can
but it's not as efficient as it sounds
Lincoln Parker
how?
William Stewart
You can, but you will pay extra and be cursed by engineers.
Liam Bailey
Buy mobo with 2 sockets you retard
Colton Martin
dual socket motherboards
you probably don't have a use case for that
Jaxon Brooks
You can, that's mostly used in servers and workstations, but games aren't made to take advantage of multiple cpus. Hell, games don't fully use even one cpu, since multithreading in games is still not fully implemented.
Lincoln Nguyen
Ryzen glued 4
Grayson Carter
Fuck, I thought I was on Sup Forums. Ignore the last part.
Chase Carter
Why can’t they just make bigger cpus
Chase Wood
Thats because you cant. You end up with unsolveable synchronization issues
Luke Parker
But user
Nolan Garcia
SLI for cpu when?
Aaron Nelson
Where the fuck are you living two cpus on mobo are awailable.
Luke Perez
You can even put four on one board
Ethan Jackson
John Morales
256 MB modules in PII era?
Leo Lee
Perfectly possible, the 440BX was just picky with what modules it accepted. The cheap 256MB and later 512MB modules had too few chips on either side.
Luis Richardson
AMD already made.
that is EPYC. glue technology.
Camden Kelly
It's called the Central Processing Unit for a reason, user.
Lincoln Russell
So can you have 3 processors 2 to do it all and then the third to sync it all uip?
Henry Sanders
You can. It's just pointless for most normie applications. Especially , but gaymurs will buy into it anyway because MOAR POWAH is always better, right?
Julian King
Huge delays so shit performance
Carter Morgan
Cant you just put more processors to fix that, thats what the third one is for
Jacob Smith
you're joking, right?
Kayden Price
Adding even more processors to the mix wouldn't solve synchronization issues, but make them even harder.
Thomas Garcia
he probably works at microsoft
they tend to 'fix' software issues by throwing more hardware at it
Joseph Collins
I ran a home server for torrenting anime using this mobo for roughly 10 years. Still works. Once of these days I'm going to clean it and frame it, hang it on a wall.
Julian Diaz
Behold, quad socket G34
Or for newer stuff, both AMD EPYC and Intel Gold/platinum xeons support multiple cpus on one board.
Its just that this isn't really consumer or even home professional tier stuff. 99% of regular users don't need, and I mean literally would never be able to utilize, more than one processor on these kinds of platforms.
Carson Lee
>How come you can't put two cpu's on one motherboard?
You could before:
Aiden Reyes
Get a gud camera and take aesthetic pictures of it in cool lighting.
Adam Smith
That's a good idea actually. It has a really nice old-tech look that we need to preserve for the future generations.
Jordan Lewis
How many SATA ports does that have?
Carson Lee
Well, it's not impossible to do with the current technology. Razer could make something like this I bet.
Andrew Thomas
how did the pentium II work? why was it so different from every other cpu? it looks like a nintendo cartridge
Jaxson Jackson
9 women can't make a baby in a month
Jaxon Butler
Bram?
Dominic Watson
>how did the pentium II work? why was it so different from every other cpu?
Klamath was literally a cartridge. Literally. A processor that was in a cartridge package, which was installing in a special slot (NOT a socket) on the motherboard.
Luis Barnes
It is the same, just put on a riser with some extra cache chips on either side. Slot cpu's were retarded
Hudson Cox
Explanation
youtu.be
Aiden Mitchell
Ok /gee/ serious question:
If I'm using python 24/7 for data mining/machine learning/other assorted software development, would I be able to offput tasks to the second cpu so that I can still use my PC? I seriously have ~7 instances of python running right now and I'm using my last core for shitposting. If I were to pick up a dual cpu mobo, is it really just like having double the cores to work with?
Logan Evans
Almost the same.
They will run asynchronously so if you spread it amongst both of them, the one on CPU 1 might finish after the one on CPU 2, not a big problem imo
Camden Williams
You can, but you need a motherboard with multiple sockets and probably an NTB
Jason Torres
I looked up Socket G34 on eBay and this was the first result.
>Up to 64 cores
>Up to 1TB registered ECC DDR3
>6 SATA
>7 USB
> SERIAL PORT
>4 PCI-E slots
>Dual port gigabit ethernet
>9 fan headers
This is like my dream board.
Connor Ortiz
Unity has a multithreading job system coming, I would be shocked if other engines don't have something similar in the works.