Nice thread! And here comes the question;
Does anyone have knowledge how the late ES's will work on R7910 (or R730)? In Intel Xeon E5 v4 Broadwell-EP 2.1GHz 24-Core ES CPU C612 X99 MB Beats E5-2699 v3 | eBay bloommax states, that QHYH works. Any bets how will the dual E5 2667 V3 ES QEYA work?
IDK should gamble a bit and shove 600-700€ to unknown ES's or _wait_ and _wait_ for Threadripper. In case I'll wait for AMD, gotta sell the R7910 which I got for under 800€ - or again, _wait_ _wait_ and see if the Xeons are dropping down their prices when new CPUs hit the market.
Please share your thoughts and opinions.
Update: Received further info regarding the compatibility of ES Xeons on R7910 systems:
Does anyone have knowledge how the late ES's will work on R7910 (or R730)? In Intel Xeon E5 v4 Broadwell-EP 2.1GHz 24-Core ES CPU C612 X99 MB Beats E5-2699 v3 | eBay bloommax states, that QHYH works. Any bets how will the dual E5 2667 V3 ES QEYA work?
IDK should gamble a bit and shove 600-700€ to unknown ES's or _wait_ and _wait_ for Threadripper. In case I'll wait for AMD, gotta sell the R7910 which I got for under 800€ - or again, _wait_ _wait_ and see if the Xeons are dropping down their prices when new CPUs hit the market.
Please share your thoughts and opinions.
Update: Received further info regarding the compatibility of ES Xeons on R7910 systems:
At this stage, with the new upcoming CPUs, I'd rather not spend a $ 600 on two ES chips that can easily be outperformed by a cheaper, upcoming single CPU, but rather wait and see the prices drop.Bloommax said:All A1/L1 stepping ES2 and final stepping (B0/M0/R0) QS V4 processors work for R7910. A0 stepping ES0 processors are not supported.
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