Read more.Choose the Gigabyte R292-4S0 with 4x accelerator card support, or the R292-4S1 with 8x.
Read more.Choose the Gigabyte R292-4S0 with 4x accelerator card support, or the R292-4S1 with 8x.
Comes with dual 3200W power supplies.....
Ouch that's awful performance per watt
Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!
Any reason you should go for anything other than Epyc based hardware?
It is a big deal to see Gigabyte push into the 4-socket server space. One will notice another small nugget in that these systems are not using the Intel C620A PCH’s for their Intel 700 series 10GbE. Instead, Gigabyte is using a new Intel X710-AT2 NIC for onboard 10GbE connectivity. Jonathan from https://redbytesite.com/
It's not that bad, the chips are only 250 W each. For a server like this RAM starts taking a significant fraction of the power, and then there's whatever they user puts in the expansion slots
More PCIe lanes, even if they are only gen 3, and ludicrous RAM capacity - up to 6 TB of DDR4 total (epyc boxes top out at 4) and that's without optane. There's no 4 socket epyc options, so if you can't fit the workload on a two socket machine then intel is your only option
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