Ryzen 5/7 as a Xeon E3 Competitor?

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alucasa

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High clock frequency is what determines TDP, not the core count.

For an example, Intel has E5-2630L CPU. V4 has 10 cores and 20 threads @ misery 1.8ghz but runs at 55w TDP.

And there is E3-1235L v5, 4 cores (no HT) @ 2ghz and 25w TDP.
 

alucasa

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That's still huge though.

For 65w part to go over 17w is about 25% over. This much can't even be called margin of error.

For 140w part to go over 8w is about 6%.
 

alucasa

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Not sure how you are coming to that conclusion.

And I am mostly concerned about maximum load since rendering uses all available resources which is my main task.
 

spfoo

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Not sure how you are coming to that conclusion.

And I am mostly concerned about maximum load since rendering uses all available resources which is my main task.
Well I've been running an 8 AMD CPU C6105 for a couple of weeks at very close to maximum load 24/7. TDP of the 4332 HE CPU is 65W. 65W x 8 = 520W. My UPS displays the power consumption of the server at 585W. If what you say would have any fact base in my case I should be looking at over 1 kW instead of 585W...
 

alucasa

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They are server chips. AMD or anyone wouldn't dare lying TDP on industrial chips.
 

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