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November 29, 2017, 05:39 |
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Alex
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I got the Supermicro H11DSi. The only difference: they shipped the bulk version instead of the retail version I ordered. Because apparently, retail version is still not available. But the retailer was kind enough to send the missing parts from the retail package at their own expense. So I am keeping this board for now. There are still a few issues I have to take care of before using the system for benchmarks.
I already stumbled upon these Intel benchmarks. Honestly, I would not trust any of the values they post or at least take them with a huge grain of salt. Intel is feeling pressure, and they already pulled some questionable marketing stunts surrounding AMDs new CPUs. Remember the "glued together" presentation? The fact that Intel did not manage to outperform AMD in memory-bound workloads in their own tests is indeed very interesting. |
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January 14, 2018, 02:06 |
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Ivan
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Please tell us the end of the story!
I am also choosing now between Intel Gold Xeon of AMD EPYC dual CPU hardware. What actual performance in CFX/Fluent you receive? What was the final price and parts list? |
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January 14, 2018, 05:29 |
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Alex
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The end of the story can be found here: AMD Epyc CFD benchmarks with Ansys Fluent
It might be better if you look up the prices yourself depending on where you buy. |
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