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thanks for the info...

Pl also explain Intel CPUs with range of speeds and 2 types of cores E and P cores. Also how does an I3 with 3ghz compare to i4 with 2.6ghz etc.

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super explanation and thank you for sharing.

No mention of P vs E cores or the fact that the Xeon E-2xxx CPUs are mostly rebadged Core CPUs??

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Nice work

8:00 I was trying to decide if I should buy small sizes or large sizes. Makes sense now, for reducing rebuild time.

Hey i got a small network server with some 1tb hdds that sound not that good and i got 2 1tb intenso ssds How long will they last in the server I usually use 200-300 gb of them

excellent presentation. succinct

I'm taking some prelim IT courses for a Bachelors of IT and this video definitely helps with supplementing my reading. thank you, i liked and subbed

Professional video. Thanks. Highly interested in ARM based servers.

Great video...Thanks! Happy to subscribe. I'd like to lay on a bit of praise and appreciation... I'm a senior with a 24/7 Tinnitus. I experience a "Cicada" type humming/ringing noise that resonates in my ears and head. It can make absorbing video audio/dialog difficult if the presenter doesn't annunciate well. Your presenter was very precise, articulate, and well paced. It made it very easy to hear and understand over my distraction. 🤗

I will not buy these cpu I want to know if is them is 64bit or 128bit cpu per cores 128 cores 256 thread yes it bergamo.

5:10 missed parenthesis

Not a fan of the new chips. I made hundreds fixing pins on AMD chips.

Imagine anyone listening to or taking Affirmative Action trash seriously.

She explained it waaaaay better than any othe video on UA-cam... Perfect and clear...

Thanks a lot for your video. One question, can L4 be used for basic rendering tasks? On one of your tables this feature is crossed out for this particular GPU

I have a hold house solar system with the power grid as backup. So I would like to use SSDs!

I use Nese 7. Nese 7 still supported until January 14, 2028. After January 14, 2028, maybe Nese 7 ended?

lady, you explain perfectly, well done

Explanation is good😊.but doesn't explain about how much exact download and upload speed take per port as data transfer speed.its okays it might be plan speed÷8

Great video :)

I'm just super sad about all the rumors that they gonna push cumulus over onyx even more. None of my tiny customers wants it. We picked mellanox specifically for the unique mix of performance and focus on necessary features. I wish they'd use their vast resources to make this even better.

Fact is I can edit 4k videos on $150 smartphone but I need $700+ pc to do the same task as smoothly. Arm for the future!!!

love your presentation, thanks

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basically you pay more so microscam can mine all your data and resell for other profits

Thanks for the video. I work mainly with A100 and A10 for ML workloads, but I didn't understand what the purpose of the L series is. Thanks for shedding light on this 💡 I'm wondering why aws still offers K and M series instances at fairly high prices. Are there legacy systems that can't switch to modern hardware?

Brilliant informative video, many thanks 👍🏻

As informative as always. I think it's worth considering whether the GPUs are required for training (large batch sizes) or inferencing (small batch sizes). Nvidia's big boys are effective for training but too costly and inefficient for inferencing. Apart from large tech companies, most users are likely to deploy pre-trained models (and may be a bit of finetuning on small datasets) and therefore shouldn't overspend on the most expensive hardware (and lengthy waiting time).

Can this run a Minecraft server?

Can they run crysis?

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Explained beautifully

What I would like is to understand the actual differences within the Xeon CPU oriented for Workstation and server. Both of them have the AVX-512 instruction feature so, apart from the primary and secondary cores and the capability to overclock ... Is there any other difference?

how do the new xeons compare to the newest epycs on the market for datacenter work?

5th gen intel. So these work with X99 boards?

Simple yet informative video. Thank you guys. Personally I see the 5th gen Xeon as a "refresh" to the 4th gen (same story goes for the Intel core 14th gen). Later this year intel will introduce CPUs with smaller transistors, which should be very cool (including SKUs with 288 cores!). The main reason why one would pick an Intel Xeon over and AMD EPYC is probably the accelerators - assuming you have a software that can leverage them, otherwise the higher core count AMD provides may be beneficial.

I wonder when Scan will upgrade their UA-cam video format from 1080p to 4k 🤔

Don't think anyone had explained this more clearly. Nicely done.

talks too fast with a heavy accent.....

Thank you for your great Connectivity explanation .

Be interesting to see how Intel respond.

Very good explainer! Helps make sense of all the various AMD launches.

Hello Scan IT Solutions, I recently purchased a Precision 5510 machine with an Intel(r) CPU E3-1505M v5 for my Python programming and web development needs. I'm eager to know more about how well it performs in these fields. Could you please provide a brief explanation of its capabilities and how efficiently it can handle programming tasks? Thank you in advance for your insights! Best regards

Are there any Linux + Windows compilers that can take advantage of the new CPU instructions. Even if it means I compile to .O or .OBJ files and link to my current projects.

Can't wait till more motherboard come out with it