EU EPYC 7663 (56/112C) @ $450 or less

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neobenedict

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No, it's just a comparison in MT performance. xmrig mining is pretty dead especially given the RAM/board costs and ASIC-esque RISC miners out there.
 
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Cruzader

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450$ is high enough that im able to resist the temptation, but looks decent for the model.

I have a few of these 2U4N sitting unused that they would fit nicely into...
 
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int0x2e

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Cruzader said:
450$ is high enough that im able to resist the temptation, but looks decent for the model.

I have a few of these 2U4N sitting unused that they would fit nicely into...
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Interesting! What workloads/experiments are you running that would require *multiple* 2U4N servers? (I can hardly justify buying just one so I'm curious...)
 
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Jaket

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Cruzader said:
450$ is high enough that im able to resist the temptation, but looks decent for the model.

I have a few of these 2U4N sitting unused that they would fit nicely into...
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int0x2e said:
Interesting! What workloads/experiments are you running that would require *multiple* 2U4N servers? (I can hardly justify buying just one so I'm curious...)
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Just note that those do not support NVME dirves. Seller still has failed to update the listing on them.
The backplane doesn't support NVME.
 
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