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Linux drivers needed to read the thermal sensors in RPL are new, so very well might not be working right, especially depending on the kernel version you're on.
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You aren't going to get the memory controller up to 8gig
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:I guess this is more about how shoddy AMD's support is for four-dimm configurations in general. There are some pretty severe technical limitations that come into play to support 2 dpc, and the performance gap between 1 and 2 is only going to grow. The whole industry would be better served by acknowledging that modern ddr has line-of-sight to signaling rates > pcie g3 and 1 dpc is the right physical topology to support that.
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hobbesmaster posted:Isn’t it the same as it’s always been and the real issue is ranks per channel, not DIMMs per channel per se? Multirank dimms pose some of the same challenges, but at a smaller scale. It's easier to make the interface work for one 2r dimm than two 1r dimms. It's a good compromise for enabling high memory density on desktops until the ecosystem is ready to move to rdimm.
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Twerk from Home posted:Every desktop CPU is just a server or laptop part that couldn't cut it. Desktop has been bottom feeding off the waste forever. This isn't remotely true these days.
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Yudo posted:Leaky chips that can clock = consumer desktop. Scalability and reusablity is the raison d'être of AMD's designs, with good reason. Or, at least, that is what I thought. The basic idea is right, there's design and physical re-use up and down the stack. But a host of technical and logistical issues make it more complicated than "this CCD can't cut it as a server or laptop, stick it in a desktop". At the 10,000 foot level there are tradeoffs that can be made for more or fewer desktops vs fewer or more servers, but desktop can't subsist on server's rejects.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:
Where would you use this?
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You ain't getting to DRAM in 19ns.
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They ain't building any AM4 anymore.
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Secure boot absolutely requires you to lock to something as a root of trust. The platform vendor is one possible sane option. Like all security measures, it involves usability tradeoffs.
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