Question Did i understood it correctly that Intel Celeron G5905 supports 2(3) monitors?

[YuliApp]

Hello, i am "upgrading" a server and need two monitors connected to it with different content, one 2560x1440 and one 1920x1080. Did i understood ARK correctly that even the G5905 celeron supports it? Given the motherboard (in my case Asus PRIME H510M-R) has the outputs...

TIA

 

[VirtualLarry]

should

 

[Zepp]

Hello, i am "upgrading" a server and need two monitors connected to it with different content, one 2560x1440 and one 1920x1080. Did i understood ARK correctly that even the G5905 celeron supports it? Given the motherboard (in my case Asus PRIME H510M-R) has the outputs...

TIA

Looks like it. CPU-world lists it as supporting 3 displays as well

https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Celeron_Dual-Core/Intel-Celeron%20G5905.html

I would expect most integrated graphics nowadays to be capable of at least 3 display outs

 

[YuliApp]

Looks like it. CPU-world lists it as supporting 3 displays as well

https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Celeron_Dual-Core/Intel-Celeron%20G5905.html

I would expect most integrated graphics nowadays to be capable of at least 3 display outs

that's some nice development especially considering it is the cheapest model. Positively surprised.
I would say 2 displays might be more than enough for entry level, rarely anybody uses even two, but happy nevertheless.

 

[nicalandia]

I just cant grasp at how SPR seems to be barely any improvement over Ice Lake..

Intel Xeon Platinum 8480+ Sapphire Rapids 56 Core CPU Benchmarks Leak Out, 35% Faster Than Ice Lake Flagship

Intel's Sapphire Rapids server chip, the Xeon Platinum 8480+ CPU, has been benchmarked within Geekbench 5 & is 35% faster than Ice Lake-SP.

wccftech.com

This is yet another QS Sample with lackluster performance.

 

[YuliApp]

i have it in meantime and it is absolutely unusable even for normal server tasks.

 

[Shmee]

I am a bit confused here, as I never heard of someone using a Celeron in a server. I know of mainly Xeons/Epycs and Threadrippers, and sometimes Ryzens or Core i7/i9. But I suppose it depends on the type of server. What are you trying to do on this server?

 

[YuliApp]

I am a bit confused here, as I never heard of someone using a Celeron in a server. I know of mainly Xeons/Epycs and Threadrippers, and sometimes Ryzens or Core i7/i9. But I suppose it depends on the type of server. What are you trying to do on this server?

just LAN server without real load except emails, file server, print server, azure copy. Such things. Can't even handle webcam properly even Intel having good codec. Weird stuff. Why to even release it. I seen load of notebooks and SFFs in budget segment with it but you cannot literally work on it at all.
Can't be efficient to release such CPU especially having all those pentiums.