AMD Epyc Benchmark - I need your feedback!

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@HIVELOCITY what’s the monthly price on this server?

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List price is $994/month.

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Thanks for the info.

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About $960 per month before the Hostballs 15% discount. https://store.hivelocity.net/product/367/customize/?_ga=2.213482452.1777399767.1519045318-921495669.1345861417

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Performance is superb. I’ve finished the benchmark, only need to format it, will try to get it done when I finish up working.

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“I ran this bench.sh. Speeds are good I guess. Been using it for 2 days with 100% uptime.”

-Half the “reviews” on LET :stuck_out_tongue:

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Actually, it’s still running a system bench for Hierarchical INTegration, it’s not one of those 1 line benchs… Not even close.

I thought it would be finish already but it looks like it’s still running. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Yeah, I figured you were running actual benchmarks that produce decent results and outputs. Just poking fun at what the majority of LET thinks is a “benchmark” :slight_smile:

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Hehe, tbh it’s the most intensive benchmark I’ve ever ran.

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Damn… this was three weeks ago?

What happened to those benchies, @Miguel?

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Its all ready. Even the blog post. Scheduling things with @HIVELOCITY.

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Sorry for the delay. Here is the blog with those benchmarks - https://www.hivelocity.net/blog/amd-epyc-benchmarks/

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The random read performance on those drives are insane, looks great!

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Benchmark has been posted at https://benchgeeks.com/2018/02/20/amd/amd-epyc-16-core-7351p-2-4ghz/ as well :slight_smile:

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I got drunk and registered a hilarious domain name, mumbled to myself that it would be “the testicles of the internet,” and now it’s linked on the Hivelocity blog.

Well, I accomplished my goals this week.

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You gotta share that history with us.

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You’re posting on it.

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Love it. Hi mom, it’s me, Miguel, I’m on TV!

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Thanks for sharing. Have you verified that AMD EPYC cpu’s turbo boost is working properly under load ? I am curious as I tested and benchmarked AMD EPYC 7401P which is meant to turbo boost all cores to 2.8Ghz. But I only get to around 2.76Ghz with 24 out of 48 threads so is all physical cores. But at 48 thread cpu load turbo boost stays much lower around 2.55-2.60Ghz. This was on CentOS 7.4 with 3.10 and 4.15 kernels.

So curious if same pattern for turbo boost occurs on AMD EPYC 7351P with Debian 9 ?

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Did you try to exploit the AMD flaws on the server?