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Overclocking a 56-Core Server - Is there ANY point?

But why?

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'$5000 on ram' WTF man? most people dont have that to spend on a car to any capacity.

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11 minutes ago, LordWaffleGoblin said:

But why?

Overwatch numbers are too low.

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The blood is on your hands

Why did you come to this world?

 

Everybody turns to dust.

 

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The blood is on your hands.

 

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15 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

Overwatch numbers are too low.

Of course

14 minutes ago, huilun02 said:

To advertise for Intel as per agreement of course

They are good buddies after all

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All these 56-core videos are just blurring into one for me.

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1:54 you guys actually have done a LAN boot setup / remote bootable setup before?

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Nah Linus knows this real bullshit right here dude...gonna have an oem run that can run that chip and not clock it and shit.

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I know stuff like this is because its what brings in the audience. But sometimes I have to think "Linus maybe once you should leave something as per the manufacturers specs for once". I have seen a number of videos where something has gone very wrong where it wouldn't have if it was just left alone and not tinkered with. 

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My surprise in this video is no one actually commented on the PPR reference...

 

Personally While the video is dumb in nature, he is trying to prove a point that many here already know, just because it says it can doesn't mean you should. OCing a consumer version many have touched on including here but servers? Not so much... IMO it's a good thing, just not really for us.

 

16 hours ago, William Payne said:

I know stuff like this is because its what brings in the audience. But sometimes I have to think "Linus maybe once you should leave something as per the manufacturers specs for once". I have seen a number of videos where something has gone very wrong where it wouldn't have if it was just left alone and not tinkered with. 

It's not like he OC'd it to 250% w/o precautions...

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He really should have gotten them to send him a pair of XEON 8180 "K" processors if he planned on overclocking.

 

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