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Call me when they make a dual 3D V-Cache CCD Ryzen.

I don't have a microcenter near me, but the best buy's near me are all sold out of the cheaper versions while the more expensive AIB's are still in stock.

I might stop pulling out if that's a thing.

I just wanna know if it can run Crysis.

I'm not mining on them. I run BOINC on them.

That's correct. It's just those servers in that config are way, way to loud for an apartment or even a house really. Realistically though, it's already too noisy in my apartment. I got 11, Nvidia P100s with delta centrifugal (blower) style fans mounted to them on custom 3D printed shrouds...

Yeah, I plan on mounting 40mm fans to the outer heatsinks and 60mm fans to the inner/middle heatsink as well. I will be going water cooling on this so heat from the CPU and GPUs shouldn't be much of an issue inside the case since the radiator will be mounted externally.

All the current EPYC builds are in open-frame "mining" racks. This one will be going on a Fractal Define R7 XL.

Yes it does. This isn't my first EPYC build. I have 6 of them and they all need active cooling on the heatsinks there to prevent the CPUs from throttling badly. Those are on the Rome setups I have. This one, while I have only ran it with a single 9654 for testing to make sure it works I have...

I really dislike how server boards have such tiny VRM heatsinks. However, I happened to find some upgraded heatsinks for this dual SP5 board I have so I installed them. They're massive compared to the stock ones. Hopefully they'll keep those VRM temps in check so I can run full throttle on the...

I thought the radiator had built in fan headers for easy wiring. Why aren't you using that?

But can they play Crysis?

The only thing we as consumers can hope for would be that these manufacturers build facilities in the USA to make them here.

Yeah because the scalpers that are sitting on them with inflated prices have no intentions to actually use them.

You'll be buying them every year to replace a burned compressor.

You will burn up the compressor in those real quick. They make 4U rack-mounted water chillers that do what you want. They're purpose built for it so it wont burn the compressors up on them.

I am talking about the main stream desktop processors. Not the HEDT stuff where the CPUs cost $2k. Because AMD had those, too. In 2018 AMD had 32 core HEDT processors. Main gaming systems and main desktops had 16 cores for AMD. Intel up to 6 cores. The fact they had 18 cores in some...

Right, AMD came out with 8 core processors for their first two Zen generations. Then they started with the 16 core processors. All the while Intel had 4, 6 If it wasn't for that. Intel would probably still be rocking quad core CPUs with IPC increases. In 2018, Intel came out with 6 core...

Nah, Intel killed themselves being greedy. Hiding new features behind high end datacenter products (IE: more PCIe lanes, more cores) and not innovating anything on the desktop side other than just mere IPC increases year after year. If it wasn't for AMD we would probably still be buying quad...

Google had it right all along. Alphabet.