Discussion After selling my Dual XEON platinums...here comes the EPYC 64 core Monster roaring to life!

traderjay

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With enough cores and flops for the entire family and more to spare
Build was almost derailed becuase lack of EPYC compatible CPU cooler in Toronto Canada....found the ONLY one in all of Ontario on Friday....Everything housed in a Lian-Li PCV-2120x case that I bought in 2013 which will last for many many more years to come!
This thing DEMOLISHES my old Dual CPU XEON platinum (2x28cores) and consumes 200W less power and I can run it 100% load without turning my room into a sauna!

EPYC Cinebench R20 - 19589
Dual XEON PLatinum R20- 14525

Monero HASH EPYC - 43K
DUAL XEON Platinum Hash - 21K

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Markfw

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Nice rig ! What are your system specs ? Below is a build for myself that I just finished:

EPYC 7742 64 core / 128t processor
EPYCD8-2T motherboard
Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3 cooler
8 x 16 gig Nemix 16 gig 2666 ECC memory (128 gig total)
2 x 500 gig NVME M.2 drives.
2080TI Nvidia card.

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fleshconsumed

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Jealous. Would love to have one, but it's too much for my blood and I don't use it professionally, so hard to justify dropping couple of grand on it when I can get 3950x for nearly quarter of the price.
 

aigomorla

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God, this has to be the most hilarious thing I've seen this year :D :D

The thing is you would never see someone try that on a intel platinum dual.
Because Intel Scalable is serious business. (trying to be serious.. :cool: )

It takes a AMD user to go "Here hold my beer 'LEEROY JINKENS'" and pull that off.

(again me being sarcastic... don't take any of my comments here seriously...)
 

traderjay

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Nice rig!

Have you seen this video of it's little brother? Kind of a weird video, but it's somewhat entertaining to watch.


The 3990X is not the EPYC 7702 little brother, he is the big bully....lol


Nice rig ! What are your system specs ? Below is a build for myself that I just finished:

EPYC 7742 64 core / 128t processor
EPYCD8-2T motherboard
Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3 cooler
8 x 16 gig Nemix 16 gig 2666 ECC memory (128 gig total)
2 x 500 gig NVME M.2 drives.
2080TI Nvidia card.

EPYC 7702
Supermicro H11SSL-i
8 X 8 GB PC2400 DDR4 ECC Crucial
Be quiet dark rock pro 4
WD SN750 Black 1TB NVME SSD for OS Drive
Samsung PM863a 1TB SATA SSD
ASUS Strix 2080ti

Other Storage on SAS Controller
2X 800GB HGST SAS SSD Raid 0
1X 8TB HGST SAS He8 HDD

Selling my dual platinum rig funded all the new AMD hardware...
 

DrMrLordX

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Smooth, OP. That's a lot of Monero hashpower. I don't think it's really "worth it" solely from that perspective, but I have a feeling you have more in mind for that rig than just mining XMR.
 

TheGiant

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With enough cores and flops for the entire family and more to spare
Build was almost derailed becuase lack of EPYC compatible CPU cooler in Toronto Canada....found the ONLY one in all of Ontario on Friday....Everything housed in a Lian-Li PCV-2120x case that I bought in 2013 which will last for many many more years to come!
This thing DEMOLISHES my old Dual CPU XEON platinum (2x28cores) and consumes 200W less power and I can run it 100% load without turning my room into a sauna!

EPYC Cinebench R20 - 19589
Dual XEON PLatinum R20- 14525

Monero HASH EPYC - 43K
DUAL XEON Platinum Hash - 21K

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teh machine!
can you please share your workload? daily hour distribution, peaks etc? do you have power distribution within day/week ?
thanks
 

traderjay

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Do you have any concerns with it running at 88c? I saw this same thread in another forum and a few people mentioned the high temps.

I now have a 120mm fan blowing at the VRMs (85C vs 70C) and the core temp according to the bios never exceeds 70C


Smooth, OP. That's a lot of Monero hashpower. I don't think it's really "worth it" solely from that perspective, but I have a feeling you have more in mind for that rig than just mining XMR.

This machine is multi-purpose so mining is only part of its job, hence I do not use the traditional ROI calculations. I've been mining monero and BTC for a long time so most of my hardware are all self-funded.

teh machine!
can you please share your workload? daily hour distribution, peaks etc? do you have power distribution within day/week ?
thanks

Our current COVID electricity rate is 12.5C/KwH. This rig already consumes 300W less than the comparable dual intel platinums.
 

bigboxes

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With enough cores and flops for the entire family and more to spare
Build was almost derailed becuase lack of EPYC compatible CPU cooler in Toronto Canada....found the ONLY one in all of Ontario on Friday....Everything housed in a Lian-Li PCV-2120x case that I bought in 2013 which will last for many many more years to come!
This thing DEMOLISHES my old Dual CPU XEON platinum (2x28cores) and consumes 200W less power and I can run it 100% load without turning my room into a sauna!

EPYC Cinebench R20 - 19589
Dual XEON PLatinum R20- 14525

Monero HASH EPYC - 43K
DUAL XEON Platinum Hash - 21K

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How much was the processor? I know that you sold your old gear. Google shows that to be a very expensive chip. Yes, I'm jealous. I couldn't afford a platinum setup, either. Must be nice.
 

traderjay

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How much was the processor? I know that you sold your old gear. Google shows that to be a very expensive chip. Yes, I'm jealous. I couldn't afford a platinum setup, either. Must be nice.

This chip is only USD$2150 and I got the shaft because of the low CAD:USD exchange rate. The two XEONs was sold for more than that so it helped cover the cost of the motherboard.