as an SMB this is interesting. do we know about system integrator going forward with this already? (not yet finished viewing, maybe it‘s in there after the 50% mark :) )

i bet that was an evening editing well spent🤣

poor Intel ,they milks 20 billion from government for factories of chips and this here and tgey still behind of AMD

Its money from government and Intel still behind of AMD and now in month comes zen5

Buy intel

Hello, can you stack them to a cluster?

I love your die-shots background!!

Meanwhile me designing IP on N28 ;_;

6 lasers coming together... Sounds like the Death Star...

They are going to showcase 16 Tb/s interconnect this year so maybe a follow up interview?

Can this be used in audio applications like clocks with a 10m input??

Im new to the channel. Have you made a video comparing a Dojo chip to the latest Nvidia chip or Dojo wafer to Nvidia GPU?

Too much me and not enough “we”

Ibm is so interesting how does this chip relate to the NorthPole chip they announced last year? ik that chip is an inference only ASIC is that research related to this chip or are they completely separate? will they have a training only chip next 😅

So i obviously don’t have a good understanding of this but how are they getting an advantage with using general purpose cores? where are they making up the difference in parallelism is it just easier for software?

A mouse reviewer is incompetent and therefore unqualified if they check mouse feet for protective coverings and then criticising the feet for abnormally high friction without having the experience anf common sense to look at or touch the mouse feet. A gpu cooler reviewer is unqualified if they knowingly and solely test it on a gpu that isn't compatible and comes to a conclusion based on that review. An investigative journalist is incompetent and therefore unqualified if they subversively manipulate their audience, or at the very least are a propagandizing journalist. Qualification =/= a piece of paper.

The catch is the CPU is "affordable" but in order to be able to activate and utilize all the EPYC features you need $500+ for a mobo and it'll have a short list of ram that can fully utilize the speed of the CPU which would be at the higher end side which would most likely be around $200+ per kit. But yeah, atleast you saved some money on the CPU right? 😂😂😂

Anastasia and Linus both jabbed in one video with a wacky camera. The black mirror was real! How does it end? What comes next?

Me me me me. They need better a ceo. Has no ambition.

As a consumer, I'd love it if my next system properly supported ECC and was super stable, but had more affordable pricing.

Yeah, bumped into Ayar Labs last year at SEMICON West. Cool tech, cool founder and CEO.

They left aside the avx512 instructions that are very necessary for the AI ​​due to the stupidity of the E-cores, that is why generation 13 and 14 of Intel suck, and the worst will come with generation 15 of Intel that will no longer have Hyper -Threading, one step forward and two steps back in chip engineering .x86 is dead, it died along with Moore's law

Great job on this video! It's quite the skill you have to pull key insights from people during interviews. I learned more about where AI hardware is going from those two interviews than I did from reading hundreds or articles, videos, and talks/presentations.

So Angela White in 16K Res ? 😅😅😅

Glad to see they're adding to something between the HEDT and Home PC Market, but dollar to dollar, how would this compete vs the old Epyc 7551P with 7 slots? I get a new feature set. higher ipc on boost clock with lower power, but the fact is how many PCIE lanes available, and no motherboard for this set I look at has 7 usable slots, even if 4 were only x4? I don't feel the consumer home market is being as well met outside of saving some heat and power out of the wall would take over 3-4 years to make up the price difference, and that doesn't even account for ram costs. Is the higher IO worth it when we can't build our NAS's, video rendering boxes, etc due to lack of 7 physical slots on most boards available.

28 lanes makes this mostly useless in comparison to real Epyc.

I really wish they would produce and SOC of this with a BGA. If they could just make it in the US that would be great. Now if they would sell just the CCUs and allow a custom IOcomplex that would be even better. I have a project that could really use this in an SOC or even better the ccus. Or allow outside folks to add they own chipletts and packaging.

No Linux support. Only supports Windows 10 && 11 so just another useless AMD release.

And Thanks to VDL ETG Eindhoven, for making the Vessel and OPframe. 😎

25:25 aged real bad. Hope this is a learning experience for you.

So what Intel did with Xeons. This is awesome! I'm in!!!

Sad thing is its still basically missing all parts that most people would need of a cheap CPU like that

A new HP micro server? :)

In a couple thousand years we'll be laughing at how these machines used to take up a whole building

I was kinda missing AMD equivalent of Intels Xeon E/D/W series, really good deal that AMD is going now to SMB and entry products

But how well do they run RandomX? ;)

I don't get this launch. There's literally zero reason to buy EPYC 4004 over Ryzen 7000. What a stupid product.

Red flag.. only 2 memory channels and only 192 gbyte max ram. Not gona work. Needs 4 channels. Needs 512 GB ram support. Needs more Than 28 pcie lanes.

Will there will be ANY possibilities to make it work on X670 chipsets ???

9 months later and the investigation into bullying and sexual harassment claims are so false the company could sue Madison for defamation. However they have chosen to just leave it and move on. You wouldn’t need to add a correction, but just putting this here.

If you think its "gimped" on memory then you're the gimp. flagship 96core Epyc 9654P with 12 channels= 8cores/channel flagship 16core Epyc 4564P with 2 channels= 8cores/channel (this is 1/6 of Epyc Genoa, except this has more pcie lanes per core/channel than genoa)

Oh, I remember those motherboard reviews 👍That's when I first really followed you and your style of writing. Kudos for doing that grunt work. No doubt automating benchmarking is a tedious thing. But you did the gruntwork and reported teh numbers.

Can't wait to see everyone lose their shit when Intel rebadge a load of old i3s and i5s they can't sell as Xeons!

Out of curiosity, can you confirm the 3D V-cache layout on the X models? I assume they've used two V-cache chips, one for each chiplet. (Not the asymmetrical layout used on Ryzen, with 3D V-cache only on one chiplet, I can't imagine they would do that for a server platform no matter how budget oriented.)

correct me if im wrong but ryzen hasnt eec disabled anyway? and you can run windows server LTS on ordinary ryzens as well? i dont see a single upside here unfortunately.

Can't even afford food anymore and this guy's still excited about CPUs

This basically replaces the Ryzen pro lineup?