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Guru3D.com » News » AMD Epyc chips beat Intel Xeon in Geekbench for price 25% of the price

AMD Epyc chips beat Intel Xeon in Geekbench for price 25% of the price

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/02/2019 08:46 AM | source: hardware.info | 28 comment(s)
AMD Epyc chips beat Intel Xeon in Geekbench for price 25% of the price

AMD has been going strong with ZEN2 and is ramping out products real fast to catch the momentum. In that mindset, a duo of 64-core Epyc chip was spotted in geekbench as tested by Servethehome. The difference in price and perf is quite remarkable.

Now it has to be stated that geekbench, of course, is not a representable server benchmark, but it does tell a thing or two indications wise on performance.  The test involved a server with two Epyc 7742 chips thus fitted with 128 cores and 256 threads.

In the Linux version of Geekbench 4, this system achieved a multi-core score of no less than 193554 points . The fastest result for team blue was that of a Dell PowerEdge R840 with four Intel Xeon 8180M processors - a total of 112 cores and 224 threads. This combination achieved more than 155050 points, roughly twenty percent slower than the AMD system.

The four Xeon 8180Ms cost a total of $52044, two Epyc 7742s are sold for only $13900. Again, Geekbench is not representative, regardless of AMD and the server industry should be happy with this result. 



AMD Epyc chips beat Intel Xeon in Geekbench for price 25% of the price AMD Epyc chips beat Intel Xeon in Geekbench for price 25% of the price




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Clanger
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#5706835 Posted on: 09/02/2019 09:48 AM
Even for Intel, this is something good.
They will have to push limits again, they will have to wake up and go to the design architecture again.
Wake up someone sleeping on their laurels, this what AMD is doing, and doing well.

and intel fans should remember that. their shit is getting cheaper.

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#5706841 Posted on: 09/02/2019 09:59 AM
@Clanger Code brown! Love it!!!!

Petr V
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#5706865 Posted on: 09/02/2019 11:15 AM
That is no wonder when intel did nothing over last years.

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#5706870 Posted on: 09/02/2019 11:21 AM
Hmmm... looks like Intel is getting a spanking of Epyc proportions... xD

Kaarme
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#5706872 Posted on: 09/02/2019 11:21 AM
Even for Intel, this is something good.
They will have to push limits again, they will have to wake up and go to the design architecture again.
Wake up someone sleeping on their laurels, this what AMD is doing, and doing well.

Intel will push the limits simply by raising their prices further . Everybody knows that when something is really expensive, it must also be really good. This principle has allowed Intel to make hundreds of billions of profit over the years, so it can't be wrong.

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