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@geppi thanks for sharing your findings. Keep us up to date!

Thanks for the review. As the 5Gbe units overhead seem larger than 2.5Gbe units, maybe manufacturers are also artificially capping speeds on 5Gbe as a way of thermal throttling management? That is a interesting question as I was looking at these USB to 2.5Gbe/5Gbe adapters as a way of...

Nice but ultimately how well this goes comes down to the wealth of software optimisations for ARM ecosystem compared to x86. Is it there yet or will it still take time ?

very nice that EPYC 7702P's TDP per core is just crazy good !

haven't tried AMD EPYC since unfortunately - costly to test AMD EPYC in cloud on packet.net still heh

yeah they can always go lower :D

Thank you AMD for giving Intel a nice kick in the rear end. Competition is good :D All we now need is for memory prices to come down :)

Just what AMD needs to take some mind share and market share from Intel :D

thanks @Patrick seems AMD was reading my mind and though my suggested +400mhz was not enough. +700mhz is awesome - AMD EPYC 7371 will be one awesome cpu on all fronts !

With so many SKUs from Intel across so many families, it's getting hard to keep track of them all. Thanks @Patrick for keeping us informed :) As TDP goes up, will be interesting to see performance per watt numbers :)

Maybe AMD EPYC competition has Intel a bit flustered and hurried in pushing up their product release time tables ? :)

that is indeed strange.. some web hosts are already offer these for rental !

so true.. as how many folks go inspecting their hardware components at that level in the first place ?

@Patrick maybe do something like what Anandtech did in the paste have a enterprise.servethehome.com subdomain ???

True, though in context of digital signing and HTTPS it matters ECDSA: The digital signature algorithm of a better internet and that's where I am interested in with regards to how that compares QAT vs software.

I am specifically referring to ecdsap256 performance being 40-50% faster in OpenSSL 1.1.1 vs 1.1.0 which is due to contributed performance patches in OpenSSL 1.1.1 from Cloudflare/Intel folks - well particularly from ec/ecp_nistz256.c: improve ECDSA sign by 30-40%. by dot-asm · Pull Request...

@Patrick now that OpenSSL 1.1.1 is out openssl.org, any plans to revisit QAT OpenSSL vs software OpenSSL and Nginx HTTP/2 HTTPS SSL benchmarks via h2load HTTP/2 benchmark tool ? particularly for rsa2048 and ecdsa performance openssl speed -multi $(nproc) rsa2048 ecdsap256 FYI, for ECDSA...

sweet :cool:

with ECC RAM out of the box ? Yeah but not at the web hosting price range of between US$49-199/month you won't get AMD EPYC 7351P for that price heh. Thinking web hosts offered dedicated hosting :)

Good to know. Wish there was an EPYC ECC RAM equivalent /alternate to Intel Xeon E3-12xx/E5-16xx though in terms of pricing.