Recent content by Jism

Geez if you are able to bench using that tool, why not something syntetic or actual in game benchmarks?

Yes, But the RX580 is pretty much discontinued. You can only buy it 2nd handed. System builders or OEM integrators are'nt going to re-use "old" hardware. If you where a system builder you woud'nt be pairing this with a board thats capable of only PCI-E 3.0. You select a Ryzen with a modest 5x0...

https://www.techspot.com/review/2398-amd-radeon-6500-xt/ Interesting. SAM was enabled here, offering another 5% rough performance improvement in PCI-E 4.0.

True, I'm just saying. Some extra performance could always be extracted from hardware, even if you OC the GPU or memory. If you do proper testing it can last for years really. And BTW; even 4Mhz in PCI-E 4.0 terms is quite some hundreds of megabytes a second "extra".

Lmao.. I have to laugh so hard on prices being jacked up to the 600$ territory, slapping a 3 fan cooler on it thinking it's big or worth the money. 600$ would net you the fastest of the generation these days. Now even 4000$ would grant you the same. I think all manufactors went the apple...

Ok i know what i'm going to write is stupid now, but, If you do have a reasonable board, you should be able or capable to increase the PCI-E frequency by either 4 to 12Mhz. You have any idea how much extra bandwidth that provides for a limited card like that? I suggest you try out. Other then...

You know thats a 600$ / euro board right?

128 Lanes of PCI-E 4. Perhaps you want a lesser core model but with higher frequencies. 10 reasons anyway to think of a TR.

Datacaps are imposed to assure that the ISP itself is'nt paying too much to other peerings; basicly from what i understand is that outside certain peerings ISP's have to pay. Perhaps they just charge comcast quite alot. I experience the same too, here in Portugal. I have 1000/100mbit glasfibre...

The heat output of those server board VRM's is usually no more then 15 to 35W. The cooling is purely because of the passive setup CPU's and GPU's have.

Have you ever seen a server board? Either AMD or Intel? Did you ever notice such a large setup of VRM's or is the average just "4 phases" ? And while the TDP of such platforms is quite higher (280W), you never seen those things with 12, 14, 16 or even 20 phase setups? Why do you think that is...

All boards with AM4 socket; can sustain 105W minimum. Even a 50$ board is capable of running the 5950X, a 16 core 32 thread top-end CPU. It's just that; these VRM's obviously will run hot and while running at 90 degrees is perfectly fine, caps around it on the long run cant. When i see boards...

Afterall, Ryzen's are just disqualified "Epyc's" or "Threadrippers" for that matter. The same tech you see on Epyc is basicly available on Ryzen. It just depends on your work-case and what you need. Need high end workstation stuff? Threadripper. Need enterprise servers? Epyc's. Need a consumer...

Yep. Lots of engineers these days on these forums, in where their skills obviously exceeds that of AMD mosts professional out there.

It's not so difficult really since the chipset is in the CPU and not on a board, unlike Intel.