AMD Genoa EPYC 100-000000897-03 3.61GHz 64cores Engineering Sample CPU processor

[erek]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1857983368...0qrJHgASG4G1JdjOYpczXGuqOF|tkp:Bk9SR6bg3r7UYQ

 

[SamuelL421]

Nice, I haven't seen these in the wild yet.

Should be roughly an Epyc 9554. Pricing is a bit optimistic though... $5K for this ES, but I know the "real" 9554 can be found around $7K and it will be guaranteed to work

 

[erek]

Nice, I haven't seen these in the wild yet.

Should be roughly an Epyc 9554. Pricing is a bit optimistic though... $5K for this ES, but I know the "real" 9554 can be found around $7K and it will be guaranteed to work

this still might be worth the gamble, right? 2k in savings

 

[cdabc123]

this still might be worth the gamble, right? 2k in savings

Na, es epyc chips have historically been pretty significantly cheaper. As well as flawed in various ways compared to the retail counterpart. Unlike most es xeons that are near identical to retail you definitely notice the difference from early steppings.

5k is quite abit to take a gamble on

 

[erek]

Na, es epyc chips have historically been pretty significantly cheaper. As well as flawed in various ways compared to the retail counterpart. Unlike most es xeons that are near identical to retail you definitely notice the difference from early steppings.

5k is quite abit to take a gamble on

Sth / serve the home has been mentioning Genoa quite a bit recently