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Z1 NUClike in development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGaIO6Jbqg4 my eyes are darting about looking around for a 7020u-based minipc
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Twerk from Home posted:What's the appeal? 7020U is Zen 2, right? Wouldn't you be better off with the 5800H, Zen 3, which you can still get with 16GB of RAM and 500GB of SSD for under $300?
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we just tested what's in the barrel gunk we just scraped, it's "zen 5 is late"
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i'd peg the RDNA3 4 CUs at 720p maybe even with some upscaling for modern AAA shitheaps, 1080p is definitely doable if you're playing esports titles like CS A NH-L9a-AM5 is probably going to be a hard requirement for an 8700G if you're going to use one of those in a X600 Deskmini depending on how hot these things run in practice. The default cooler for the Deskmini is a 35w puck fit only for an Athlon 200GE/3000G, not sure if they're changing that for the x600.
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:Holy poo poo, the 8600G with DIMM-wide ECC memory and the right motherboard (*) looks perfect for a passively-cooled always-on router+firewall & NAS+HTPC combo. Also the Zen 4 APUs have 8 lanes on the "main" PCIe x16 slot.
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Twerk from Home posted:I think I'm going to drop one in to replace a 1700X.
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gradenko_2000 posted:A Ryzen 5500GT is an 5600G APU with the graphics cores disabled. Since it uses the APU architecture, it's monolithic and not multi-die, so it has half the cache of a 5600, and only has Gen 3 PCIe.
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:there's some speculation that zen 6 will require a new socket, but there's no official word one way or another. *FM1/FM2 notwithstanding
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and if you're talking about theoretical performance losses from going to ECC, even registered ECC ram has XMP and EXPO now. granted, DDR5 now properly silos off registered and unregistered RAM.
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depending on how good your chip's memory controller is, after 3800 you likely have to set the FCLK to 2:1 (async) mode which will hurt performance. You might be able to downclock retail 4000 MT/s ram to 3800 (use the same T values as 4000 if you want to be safe), but 3600 will work virtually 100% of the time and sets are actually sold for that costing barely more than 3200 kits. Kits with a preset 3800 profile are extremely rare and were probably only sold in number when Zen 2 was coming out.
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i'm not sure what you can do to a 5950x other than slap on v-cache (which they did, but never made a product)
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AM4 has made building so ridiculously easy that I'm soon going to buy a new (2020) cat core embedded board to feel alive again
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no idea where else to put this, but the e2-6110 in this QC6000M is a world of pain all in itself. only 27% less clocks than my old athlon 5350s (that are ostensibly a generation older than this) but still manages to be more than 27% slower. I don't even remember the athlon 5350 choking this hard on doing ANYTHING on windows 10. it runs nuclear throne at a brisk 15fps, just over half of the framerate it gets on the athlon 5350. no benchmark will run. this is prime i'm floating installing a stripped down windows 7 to give it a modicum of a fighting chance, but i'm enjoying the experience enough as-is. 
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Asrock tends to leave the x1 slots open-ended on about half of their mid-high end consumer boards. I've only ever seen ASUS do it for their workstation-marketed and enterprise things.
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the benefit of APUs or chips made from them is that they do support faster RAM than the chiplet CPUs and have asynchronous IF clock but this has little practical use outside of very specific applications
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this article is for epyc 1 but on the non-P cpu and board STH tested, the 64 lanes that would be used for IF on a dual socket board are routed properly to devices on the board. don't think they'd change this behavior going forward, especially as some boards were upgradeable to epyc 2. you could of course change the CPU if you wanted to be sure. https://www.servethehome.com/single-socket-amd-epyc-7000-faq-answers-common-questions/
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priznat posted:I’m annoyed you can’t get the pro models in retail boxes. I want one for a nas build! Integrated graphics and ECC? Nice.
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