amd cpu line up

[Beerzerker]

17 minutes ago, Amir F. Rad said:

thank you yes i know that i meant only their line up and generations and so on i know their use and capabilities but dont know their lineup and each time i see a model of them anywhere to understand where it stands in power i just search for its benchmark and look for nearest intel core serries cpu to understand its powers 

You can think of Xeons as having been around since the days of Socket 775 because Socket 771 and 775 had them, Socket 771 being exclusively Xeon based but in reality it's the same chip.
You can mod a 771 to run in a 775 socket/board and I have a couple here done that way.

TR has only been around by name since DDR4/AM4 has, older versions of an AMD server chip were called "Opteron" and those are best referred to as server chips, starting with Socket 939 onward.
Opteron chips for 939 are known to be good clockers for that socket and I have a few that can and do outperform their desktop counterparts with ease.
Maybe Opteron was the "Missing" link you was looking for in the AMD lineup but yes, that's the older server chip line by name from AMD.

[igormp]

40 minutes ago, Amir F. Rad said:

thank you yes i know that i meant only their line up and generations and so on i know their use and capabilities but dont know their lineup and each time i see a model of them anywhere to understand where it stands in power i just search for its benchmark and look for nearest intel core serries cpu to understand its powers 

The naming scheme for Epycs, Threadrippers, and Xeon are really messy, don't try to look at for something that makes sense, it's not intuitive and they change it every so often. You're better off searching for the CPUs released in a certain year and comparing those by yourself.

[Amir F. Rad]

On 2/1/2023 at 6:29 PM, igormp said:

The naming scheme for Epycs, Threadrippers, and Xeon are really messy, don't try to look at for something that makes sense, it's not intuitive and they change it every so often. You're better off searching for the CPUs released in a certain year and comparing those by yourself.

understood thanks so much at least i can understand ryzen line up which is a great win for me at least thanks to you my friend i wish you the best

[Amir F. Rad]

On 2/1/2023 at 6:04 PM, Beerzerker said:

You can think of Xeons as having been around since the days of Socket 775 because Socket 771 and 775 had them, Socket 771 being exclusively Xeon based but in reality it's the same chip.
You can mod a 771 to run in a 775 socket/board and I have a couple here done that way.

TR has only been around by name since DDR4/AM4 has, older versions of an AMD server chip were called "Opteron" and those are best referred to as server chips, starting with Socket 939 onward.
Opteron chips for 939 are known to be good clockers for that socket and I have a few that can and do outperform their desktop counterparts with ease.
Maybe Opteron was the "Missing" link you was looking for in the AMD lineup but yes, that's the older server chip line by name from AMD.

i didnt understood a word of what you just said i am not native english speaker and some times understanding some parts become little hard but seon was first then tr joined the game got it thanks bro so much for all your help

[Beerzerker]

10 hours ago, Amir F. Rad said:

i didnt understood a word of what you just said i am not native english speaker and some times understanding some parts become little hard but seon was first then tr joined the game got it thanks bro so much for all your help

At least it did help a little - If you use a translator (Google) that will help to understand more of what I posted.

[Amir F. Rad]

On 2/3/2023 at 2:19 PM, Beerzerker said:

At least it did help a little - If you use a translator (Google) that will help to understand more of what I posted.

i didnt really mean did not understood anything i meanth more like it was a little hard to follow the things you were saying it definitely helped a lot thanks my friend definitely it helped me , just one thing out of curiosity have you ever heard something like connecting a pc with hdmi cable to a tv and start watching a movie online and exactly in the same frame each time tv gets turn of and wont turn back on unless you pull the plug and wait for a minute and start it again and if you try to see that part again it happens again but with vga cable there isnt any problem this really confused me i tried with multiple graphic cards and results were the same 

[HorseBattery]

15 hours ago, Amir F. Rad said:

i didnt really mean did not understood anything i meanth more like it was a little hard to follow the things you were saying it definitely helped a lot thanks my friend definitely it helped me , just one thing out of curiosity have you ever heard something like connecting a pc with hdmi cable to a tv and start watching a movie online and exactly in the same frame each time tv gets turn of and wont turn back on unless you pull the plug and wait for a minute and start it again and if you try to see that part again it happens again but with vga cable there isnt any problem this really confused me i tried with multiple graphic cards and results were the same 

I would suggest making a new post in the Displays forum to get help with this issue.

[Beerzerker]

17 hours ago, Amir F. Rad said:

i didnt really mean did not understood anything i meanth more like it was a little hard to follow the things you were saying it definitely helped a lot thanks my friend definitely it helped me , just one thing out of curiosity have you ever heard something like connecting a pc with hdmi cable to a tv and start watching a movie online and exactly in the same frame each time tv gets turn of and wont turn back on unless you pull the plug and wait for a minute and start it again and if you try to see that part again it happens again but with vga cable there isnt any problem this really confused me i tried with multiple graphic cards and results were the same 

That's cool, I didn't mean to be so confusing but at the same time I had to explain it so hopefully it would help.
 

2 hours ago, HorseBattery said:

I would suggest making a new post in the Displays forum to get help with this issue.

Excellent suggestion!

[Amir F. Rad]

2 hours ago, Beerzerker said:

That's cool, I didn't mean to be so confusing but at the same time I had to explain it so hopefully it would help.
 

Excellent suggestion!

thanks friend again it wasnt that confusing i am a little bit slow on catching up thanks again