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its kinda worse, its just 3 sticks of 16GB. *for performance i'd advice to ensure 3rd stick is on first cpu. OP it would be better if you had 2x 32G 2rank sticks instead. (but right now getting 4th 16G would be better.)

if thats the case i would also recommend moving over to linux, and disabling most cpu sec mitigations (windows kinda doesn't offer turning off security mitigations that impacts performance) since you don't really need to protect your memory, cross-core talk here... for boot linux i'd recommend...

Its not strange, the behavior is correct. There's a TDP limit each cpu has its the main factor; next on block the amount of cores it can keep boosted under load (depends on base, avx2, avx512) the more cores are utilized under feature set the more or less cpu cores can sustain the clocks. (you...

are you running this box in datacenter/air conditioned environment? i.e. you pull in 10-15'C ambient temp. Not an asus chassis expert (no clue if anyone actually uses asus, at least i haven't met one yet.) check if you have gpu-kit fans installed, the 22k rpm ones... depending on your use case...

yeah if sc support doesn't help - that would be my option.

but not sure if it would solve anything as memory behind bridge always is 32bit on all of those big x16 slots. 5d is where x540 sits on *and device itself barely reserves 4M for itself in memory 3a where 4080 sits at it takes some 256+32+16M *but its idling ae is where b60 sits at, and it...

yes, i had enabled all vtd features. i'll take a look, i did disable onboard x550, and i'm using x540-ta2 (in slot8 - if its blowing up on that cpu, it could pose issues - so moving b60 from slot 6 to slot 2 might do something) firmware-version: 0x8000059e, 17.0.12

done those, and more - no luck got 768G of ram on this box, i get this error even when i try to create 1 vf. this is on intel arc pro b60 -?> would old fimware on intel nic do anything? I mean i can enable vf's just fine on my x550 (I don't use it though) tried those, no bueno. I also doubt...

Thus I was trying to get sr-iov working again on b60, on trusty x11 mobo. Only to be met with disappointment May 13 03:52:33 KVMHost kernel: xe 0000:b1:00.0: [drm] Tile0: GT0: PF: VF1..VF2 provisioned with 2090397696 (1.95 GiB) GGTT May 13 03:52:33 KVMHost kernel: xe 0000:b1:00.0: [drm] Tile0...

hey its on wheels

Supermicro 7049GP-TRT 2x Gold 6254 768GB DDR4 2666MHz 3DS 9400-8i8e (24 bay 3.5" sc jbod for 260TB zfs, and 4x 1.6T sas3 ssds zfs fast storage for kvm's) bifurcation nvme x16 card (micron 3400 1t, hynix p41 1t, toshiba something 1.75t, oculink to nic 10gig - used as caches for zpools)...

For Local Pickup Only (USA NW Indiana) Supermicro 1U X10DRU-i+ Rev 1.01 (High Performance Fan GPU Configuration - they crank upwards to ~24k rpm) 4x 3.5" SAS3 backplane (caddies, and sas controller not included was running with 9400-8i before) 2x E5-2690v4 256GB LRDDR4 2133MHz (8 x 32G) 4x...

B70 from T1E6X1 [1] Platform name: Intel(R) OpenCL Graphics vendor:Intel(R) Corporation version:OpenCL 3.0 ←[1;32m <-- selected ←[0m [0] Device Name: Intel(R) Arc(TM) Pro B70 Graphics←[1;32m <-- selected ←[0m Type: 4 (GPU: 4, CPU: 2) Vendor: Intel(R)...

Let me know if you get this working - i'm quite curious.

i'd like to add a note sxm2 PG189 Turing core with 32G of gddr6 https://www.ebay.com/itm/305420364191?_trksid=p4375194.c102726.m162918 They can be bought from 150-400 usd. Not sure if it works, but if it does it could be cheaper vs V100, and maybe faster if its full die.

you can try llama.cpp and do a split load for llm :cool:

This could power whole datacenter. I'll settle for RTG, heating up water/acetone/3m etc - closed loop with turbine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioisotope_thermoelectric_generator

Just few cents Almost no one wants to buy those systems, funny reason i've heard "they didn't come with intel cpu, and its arm" Are they? You can still slap 5090 on broadwell, and if model fits whole on the gpu - it will perform about the same. If we add llama.cpp into the mix we can split...

i know what i wrote, i'll survive just fine.