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AMD EYPC or RYZEN 9 for workstaion

Hi guys I asked two days ago for which one is better for workstation it's r7 1800x vs r9 . Iheared that AMD EPYC is going to be available sooner so I'm thinking of building a dual socket workstaion with it . But is it only for servers or just like xeon for server/workstation  

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EPYC is geared towards single socket, AMD is looking to break the dual socket mold. But you're looking at pretty limited motherboard choices with EPYC, just wait for Threadripper. 

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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wait for it to be released before making a decision ?

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13 minutes ago, Himommies said:

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12 minutes ago, App4that said:

EPYC is geared towards single socket, AMD is looking to break the dual socket mold. But you're looking at pretty limited motherboard choices with EPYC, just wait for Threadripper. 

I saw a diagram of dual socket amd . For motherboard supermicro,asus and gigabyte I think they will release epyc mb

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16 minutes ago, Ahmedelgohary94 said:

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Seems like an 1800x is good for that work case.

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6 hours ago, Damascus said:

Seems like an 1800x is good for that work case.

1800x is a very good chip but 3ds max works ultra fine with more cores and l3 cache for ex xeon with 12 cores will outperform i7 6900k that's why I'm waiting for HEDT or Server/Workstation CPU zen gives the same performance of intel high-end chips for awesome price  

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6 hours ago, Mi26 said:

wait for it to be released before making a decision ?

The last summer before prices went high as fuck here (egypt) I was welling to get hp z640 or z620  but I changed my mind with the announcement of zen 

6 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

just wait people.

Waiting

6 hours ago, Damascus said:

Seems like an 1800x is good for that work case.

Does 1800x support 3/4 way sli

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9 hours ago, App4that said:

EPYC is geared towards single socket, AMD is looking to break the dual socket mold. But you're looking at pretty limited motherboard choices with EPYC, just wait for Threadripper. 

Well, Threadripper is server-grade stuff while EPYC is enthusiast/ HEDT grade. Both will support ECC memory, if that was ever a factor. I believe the Threadripper will have unnecessery price premium over the EPYC, like the xeons have over extreme edition processors at the blue corner.

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17 minutes ago, thewipyk said:

Well, Threadripper is server-grade stuff while EPYC is enthusiast/ HEDT grade. Both will support ECC memory, if that was ever a factor. I believe the Threadripper will have unnecessery price premium over the EPYC, like the xeons have over extreme edition processors at the blue corner.

It's the vice bro .threadripper is an extreme edition while EPYC is server/workstaion processor .threadripper is a cutdown version of EPYC just like i7 7900k is a modified version of xeon e5 

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6 hours ago, Ahmedelgohary94 said:

Does 1800x support 3/4 way sli

Sure, get a big mobo with 4 pcie x16 size slots and run them in about this setup.  Zen has 24 pcie lanes so you could run it like this and use SATA ssd/hdd

 

X8

 

X8

 

X4 o4 X8 (if three cards)

 

X4 or N/a

 

 

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22 hours ago, Ahmedelgohary94 said:

It's the vice bro .threadripper is an extreme edition while EPYC is server/workstaion processor .threadripper is a cutdown version of EPYC just like i7 7900k is a modified version of xeon e5 

Yup, you're right, I mixed up the two. But my point still stands

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On May 27, 2017 at 4:14 PM, Damascus said:

Sure, get a big mobo with 4 pcie x16 size slots and run them in about this setup.  Zen has 24 pcie lanes so you could run it like this and use SATA ssd/hdd

 

X8

 

X8

 

X4 o4 X8 (if three cards)

 

X4 or N/a

 

 

 

On May 27, 2017 at 4:14 PM, Damascus said:

Sure, get a big mobo with 4 pcie x16 size slots and run them in about this setup.  Zen has 24 pcie lanes so you could run it like this and use SATA ssd/hdd

 

X8

 

X8

 

X4 o4 X8 (if three cards)

 

X4 or N/a

 

 

Intel announced 18 core i9 

threadripper is not going to be the top of HEDT ????

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41 minutes ago, Ahmedelgohary94 said:

 

Intel announced 18 core i9 

threadripper is not going to be the top of HEDT ????

Bruh I'm arguing in favor of an 1800x/1700, not HEDT but mainstream.

Want to custom loop?  Ask me more if you are curious

 

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