I need them to make one where I can hookup an AMD Ryzen in 1 and an INTEl in the other instead of just AMD OR Intel. This way I have the Intel for gaming and game development and the AMD for streaming and video editing. I can also use both simultaneously with a GPU for cryptomining. the intel for speed and the Ryzen for the high core count but IDK if they make mixed boards like that... rip lol
Thanks for this video. It not only answered my initial question about dual processor boards, it also gave me a better idea about cpu component interfunctionality in general ( especially for gaming setups).
I know this is an old video. With that said, if your primary purpose is a gaming rig, a dual cpu system is not your first choice and shouldn't really be on your radar. However if you have a dual cpu rig for another reason and want to game a little during your down time, just know the limitations.
Even 3 years later, it's a great video. Straight to the point and efficient. No waffling and I can even choose to stay and learn about this feature if I feel interested.
Amd was part of my first rig back in 2007. Had an phenom 2 edition quad core. I found amd to be great over Intel, prices were low, also had 2 radeon HD 6870 cards, rolling out 4gb of video ram. Black ops at Max settings with eyefinity was an eye opener.
What all this computing and ram could be good for, however, which is also important to the modern gamer, is video rendering. THAT takes up a chunk of time and computing power. Editing, rendering, and all that. It's not directly tied to gaming itself, but it is part of gaming culture, the ability to take your footage and turn it into a format to upload properly.
I have an old dell workstation that has dual cpu capabilities. The socket can Only support older cpus, so my 1070 ti is getting bottlenecked. Would a second cpu help reduce that?
Your wrong 2 CPUs gives you more memory, more band with, more cores, double the cash. Yes it will have a little latency as your juggling between two CPU's but the advantages out weigh the negatives.
This is interesting, I have to admit ive built a dual CPU PC and the performance of the Xeon CPU's are fairly lack luster although it still does allow an RX 6700 XT to max out without bottlenecking it. I think the main issue is the slow ram speeds
I was actually gonna ask if I could benefit from it as a streamer, but you answered that at the very end, with the answer being yes I don't particularly care much for a dual PC set up, if i could get away with a single PC with dual sockets, I actually would like some info on this.
Brilliant video, many thanks! I am not a gamer but was looking for the right information here, needed to know how the CPU's interact! :-) Good luck guys, hope some new tech comes in to improve your gaming.
I wonder if a primary CPU of Intel Core i9 10980XE, secondary CPU of Intel Core i7 10710U or 1065G7 and an External/Backup CPU of Intel Core i5 10210U or 1035G7 will work well
Nope, in a multi-CPU system all CPU's must be the same model. It used to be that they even had to be from the same batch, but those days (thankfully) are long gone.
But what happens if you want to run a Minecraft server and the other one can take the Minecraft server and the second congested the gameplay you're playing Minecraft at your own server
JohnGreek Every Graphicsprogram is able to work with dual socket cpus. I use 2 xeons 5570s and theyre actually faster than a i7 7700k when it comes to render something in after effects or Cinema 4D. It does actually slow down every game.. my gtx 760 is on the performance level (fps) of a gtx 750 bc of my cpus.. ;36gb ddr3 ecc with 2666 mhz & Samsung evo 850)
@@ChromiaCat This is not true, I have personally used a dual cpu set up and a lot of programs use both cpus. Hell even some games can use both cpus. Here's a video with proof: ua-cam.com/video/HKByZT2V6Rs/v-deo.html
You say it's not needed but there's literally zero downside to doing a dual CPU setup... It's way cheaper than the mainstream chips. She is sponsored by them all tho so of course she pushes the cliche shit
There can be a small benefit in power consumption and modularity. The enthusiast PCs take up 6-8x the power consumption of a low-medium end PC+GPU. They also run at much higher temp during heavy loads. Intel processors are coming overclocked internally just to compete with amd. Instead two low power PCs could consume less and be better at multithreading tasks, while also avoiding thermal throttling. Consumer could purchase one at a time some parts. There would be performance loss due to sync issues but the freedom would be so worth it. SBCs are increasingly getting stacked, and maybe in future the demand will come.
There are motherboards that support higher that 256gb of ram. I have 2 2U Servers that can throw down up to 400gb each have 2 8 core Xeons with hyper thread on. Pegging out 32 cores on each server. As far as current ram installed. Got 48 gig's of ram in it. Just slowly adding more chips every month. Fully buffered ddr3 is still pricey.
Dual CPU gaming would be used when running multiple game versions at one time. Such as Raid Shadow Legends running 6 accounts at one time. It would decrease your game load time by over 50% and no lag when you are flipping thru screens and stages in the game. I've seen one of HP's new system with a riser card that consist of a second i7 8 core cpu and 3 slots for ram. Not sure why a call center will need those PC's but they were designed for gaming with two slots for high end graphic cards. It was poorly designed for cooling I could see issues with graphic cards overheating.
Single CPU = Kid Dual CPU = Men Multi CPU = Gentlemen Quad CPU = Legend 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 = GOD
Why I can not use 32 bits and 64 on one motherboard or I can? The first for old games and the second for new. I had read that one multicore CPU better than several with the same quantity. But using 32bits calculations in 64 bits is not better.
Not cheaper. Server boards start around $600 and Xeon CPUs that would be close to game worthy start at $1800/ea. Assuming you go with current hardware like the Xeon Scalable gen 2 platform.
Man, I am about to re-overbuild my computer. It currently has an amd 8350 and best 1060 you could buy which replaced my 760 when it crapped out. My computer is....12 years old. Yep, as noted I had to replace my GPU, some fans and finally a power supply when the 1060 was purchased. Still, 12 frikkin years so out of curiosity I watched this. I am getting a large settlement and thanks for reminding me I don't need to purchase a 13900 K and 4090 for my rebuild. Having 3-4 K to throw at a build doesn't mean you should.
I bought a server back in the day that was probably worth millions of dollars at one point in time for three dollars at a university auction. It had 16 processors on one board. It had enough ram to fill a building. Did I ever use it for anything worth a shit? No. I parted it out. All it was was a house heater. I did mine some bitcoin with it back in the day when that was easy to do. And it was only worth about three cents a bitcoin. Too bad I can’t go back and get all that back. Not the computer but the bitcoin. Lol. Everything is just overkill if you ask me. Right now I still run a DDR3 six core AMD that absolutely rips anything that I can throw at it
well thing is emulation software utilizes separate cores all together the best example is a android emulator called Bluestack's that requires at least a dual core processor, in order to actually work at least 1 core of your CPU has to be dedicated to the program and if you only have 1 core at your disposal your OS would litterally lock up due to the fact that it no has access to the CPU Emulation is becoming a huge part of today's gaming industry tho true no game will really need to utilize 2 processors these kinda boards with lower specs could be a route to travel for making a High end gaming PC from crappy parts, for example say you had 2 athlon ii x2 CPUs and you wanted to make a cheap quad core rig any athlon dual core is like 5-10x cheaper then a quad core of the same series in numbers i can buy athlon ii dual core CPU's for anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks a piece but a quad core athlon ii goes for upwards of 50-100 bucks still, if these boards came in lower spec with older series sockets they would actually be fairly useful for the gaming community because we would be able to cut corners on CPU costs then
had a dual socket PC in 2001.... windows 2k ran like quick silver. and yeah games can make use of dual cpu's and benefit from them just not the x2 performance you would think. Quake 3 had SMP support way back in 2000 and ut 03/04 also supported SMP i believe though I may be wrong.
So I gotta ask don't you get 2x 32bit expresports ? or still just one :) cause that must mean something for the 2 gfx-cards which I run in SLI couldn't they run in 2x32 instead of 32 and 16 ?
I actually own the motherboard in the thumbnail, the Asus Z10PE-D8 WS, moral of the story, only go dual socket if you need your PC to be a workstation with some gaming capability, a normal consumer CPU will be much better for almost any game.
3200 Gigahertz? You mean 3.2 Gigahertz or 3200 megahertz? Or did you really mean 3200 Gigahertz? Because if so, I need to know where you’re acquiring your PC parts.
my laptop cane with a two core processor with integrated graphics so I want to buy a better cpu and use the integrated graphics at the same time till I buy an external GPU
Wow! You missed the fact that many gamers are now high end coder and trackers of their game play and run their games alone with other sevice on the Dual CPU setup to do stats database tracking, host one or more game as a servers, home routing and hosting media base services such as video streaming, GPU mining and more while playing the game you like with no real issues FPS wise. You got to get out of the single minded nature of just playing a game. There is so much more you can do with a dual Xeon CPU setup. Plus is it much cheaper the($60.00) than buying a new I-5 /I-7 motherboard these days.
@@MineRoyalDS I'm just running windows 10 pro and emulators on it. Also picked up a radeon rx570 8gig for it. Nothing too fancy, but does a really nice job
@@JasonMeeks79 Oh I see! Did you by chance try to emulate Switch games like Breath of the Wild? I'm curious because I heard AMD cards have a hard time dealing with CEMU and YUZO.
Too late , just purchased a Z620 HP workstation that arrived yesterday. It comes with 2 8 core processors (Intel Zeon) and 96GB maxed out ram. I've wanted one of these for years and the price was right so I snagged it. Highly doubt even a machine that was built over 10 years ago will ever have that much power utilized at one time. Guess more of a vanity purchase.
STILL you have two Xeon processors, witch is freaking cool. Its like wearing a Nike backpack. Other backpacks could do the job just fine, but Nike is cooler. And keep in mind that Xeons are getting dirt cheap now, and its nice to play around with this kind of hardware.
Now I'm thinking of making one with 2 amd ryzen 5 3400g cpu's. I wonder if the VEGA 11x2 cores would make a difference in the gaming part. Anyone else tried this yet?
they dont have dual socket boards for consumer CPUs. benefit would be 0 buy a better CPU, not another low tier one if your GPU needs it (it probably doesnt) dual CPU is not practical except for workstation applications
But I want to run my dual 8k gaming TV's and A.I holographic display oh and let's not forget I'm taking this in outerspace because I'm putting all this shit and I want the A.I to keep the vessel in top running condition oh and a quantum computing
With the availability of 6-8 core CPUs dual-CPU workstations loose a bit. Also "gaming" is quite broad term - from 1080p to 4k or ultrawide, with or without streaming, recording - in those cases higher core counts are very handy... still dual CPU aren't needed nor targeted by software developers for consumer apps and games, but old Wesmere Xeons and some workstation motherboards are super cheap and you can build a dual CPU PC for the fun of it and maybe even use it for some processing workload.
But my 1950x got 64 pcie lanes quad channel ram and capable of 256GB of ram all on a single socket, although its pretty much 2 cpu's glued together how intel calls it lol
I game on a Nintendo 64, Perfect Dark with the expansion pak yall. LOL... Top that! I don't like the Xbox one near as much. If that thing needs to update over the internet for 6 or 8 hours one more time just to play a simple game, it might just end up in my trash, sick of that crap. I don't like using the internet or PCs for gaming. It's enough for pictures, music, videos, shopping, discussion forums and research. Games are best on off internet consoles. I wish they would bring back the cartridge system.
seriously though, think about what they could do with SSD tech in the way of cartridge games. No spinning of discs, no internet connection. Everything you need on that small cartridge that can be anywhere from 256gb to 1tb
at 2008 i ask is good to have 250 giga ssd everyone say yeap then after 2 years i fackup only 5 game can fit at ssd after that every video say you don't need nas but it was all lies . i buy nas and i have 70 games install the 28 of theam are steam games .
Really well some games are really CPU heavy Special High detailed open world games Ghost Recon wildlands en Arma 3 are CPU heavy I have a AMD FX 4 gigahertz it has trouble to keep it up 85% usage all the time
Arma 3 struggles with framerate because the memory transfers are unoptimized(so you literally gain in framerate if you have higher clocked memory) By the way you really sholdn't use any AMD FX series CPU, they claim to have 8 cores but out of those 8 only 4 are capable of floating point operations(so only four of those can be fully used by 3D games) and even if you overclock them to 5ghz their single core performance is nonexistant.(single core performance is very important for games that can't take full advantage of multiple cores)
@@gnaurai6251 you know ever since I upgraded every part of my pc apart from my GPU and it was already a 'good' gaming pc to a 'high end' pc my frames in arma went from about 10-20 in ultra to about 50-60 with the ram speed and the cpu being the only things capable of such an increase. I7-6700k -> i7 9700k 16gb of 3200mhz ram -> 32gb 3600mhz Asus z170 pro gaming -> Asus maximus hero XI (WiFi) Frames from 10-20 too 50-60 in ultra arma 3 Frames from 250-350 too 350-450 in CS:GO And videos like this say the bottleneck is the graphics card and I definetly heard the same thing before, other than poor optimisation surely it's bull shit.
Screw dual socket, quad socket is where its at....
supermicro H8QG6-F
I need them to make one where I can hookup an AMD Ryzen in 1 and an INTEl in the other instead of just AMD OR Intel. This way I have the Intel for gaming and game development and the AMD for streaming and video editing. I can also use both simultaneously with a GPU for cryptomining. the intel for speed and the Ryzen for the high core count but IDK if they make mixed boards like that... rip lol
@@Boemel What
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@@raetego that's fair. Yah the CPU that I'm getting for my new PC is a ryzen 5 2600 with 12 threads 6 cores
@@raetego facts
But then I cant do 16 x 8k at 5000fps... I need to have it happen
3200 ghz :)))))) was that on space with liquid nitrogen?
@@GHostCCM wtf did you just say that made NOOO sense
@@PizzaPowerXYZ it's possible to do this only if you can stay a little bit low than 5000, nearly 4990 less.
@@cringecomputerscientist
I thought the extra ztx 8990xe supreme edition GPU would be worth it,
Guess not
16x8000p?
3200ghz ram wow
I’m Laughing my ass off XD
Lol
People are selling 5000mhz ram now
ghz ?!?!?!??
@ jigahertz
Thanks for this video. It not only answered my initial question about dual processor boards, it also gave me a better idea about cpu component interfunctionality in general ( especially for gaming setups).
I need Dual CPU’S for Gaming
Why dude :D
@Friendly Fire maybe he get the core 2 extreme or what
@@friendlyfire3412 cpu 1 for gaming cpu 2 is for twitch
@@friendlyfire3412 wrong question... why not?
imagine the benchmarks
Its best for streaming/using a virtual machine/editing/rendering footage
I know this is an old video. With that said, if your primary purpose is a gaming rig, a dual cpu system is not your first choice and shouldn't really be on your radar. However if you have a dual cpu rig for another reason and want to game a little during your down time, just know the limitations.
Even 3 years later, it's a great video. Straight to the point and efficient. No waffling and I can even choose to stay and learn about this feature if I feel interested.
Dual CPUs are good for things like virtualization. They're excellent if you're going to be doing many things at once.
so....2 chrome tabs
Good info. I researched this hard for the past month and came to the same decision and went with i7
Amd was part of my first rig back in 2007. Had an phenom 2 edition quad core. I found amd to be great over Intel, prices were low, also had 2 radeon HD 6870 cards, rolling out 4gb of video ram. Black ops at Max settings with eyefinity was an eye opener.
What all this computing and ram could be good for, however, which is also important to the modern gamer, is video rendering. THAT takes up a chunk of time and computing power. Editing, rendering, and all that. It's not directly tied to gaming itself, but it is part of gaming culture, the ability to take your footage and turn it into a format to upload properly.
A satisfying vid.Prevented a mad rush into an unnecessary headbanger.Thanks!
I'm just going to stop asking questions until I've seen all your videos. Well done.
I have an old dell workstation that has dual cpu capabilities. The socket can Only support older cpus, so my 1070 ti is getting bottlenecked. Would a second cpu help reduce that?
I would say Jury-rig it, buuuutttt that would take a lot of sciencing the shit out of it for compatibility.
Just upgrade your mb with a lga1511 socket if you use Intel & get an i7
Maybe have one CPU run the operating system and the other CPU dedicated to gaming, this way there's no performance loss
I need dual socket xeons or i9s plus two titans to play tetris!!
Linus tech tips in a nutshell
You mean quadro 8000
Your wrong 2 CPUs gives you more memory, more band with, more cores, double the cash.
Yes it will have a little latency as your juggling between two CPU's but the advantages out weigh the negatives.
Gaming Scan- You don’t need two CPUs Minecraft- Am I a joke to you?
Minecraft can literally be ram on an intel celeron.
not bad, also 4:10 in i think you meant 3200MHz( 3.2GHz )
@@mekonomaseto7323 sounds like some cool ram but, as of right now, its still wrong. :P
xD
I was about to comment this
Wow 3200GHz! Is it the year 3019 already???
bruh 3200Mhz for ram, she was talking about RAM speed not Proccessors
This is interesting, I have to admit ive built a dual CPU PC and the performance of the Xeon CPU's are fairly lack luster although it still does allow an RX 6700 XT to max out without bottlenecking it. I think the main issue is the slow ram speeds
For 4k gaming at ultra, i think it's good enough
4k Is mostly based on your graphics card, not your cpu.
@@DakotaTheRota what if you have 7 titan rtx and you wanna play minecraft on 7 moniters.
If you're trying to get the cpu to work harder look for more fps and lower resolutions. There you will see an improvement.
@@Mickaleb Minecraft can run on a potato if you're looking to run a 7 monitor set up you only need two Titans at most.
@@mehmeh1999 Minecraft cannot run on a potato, and I know this because it cannot run on my duel core 1 GHz windows 10 desktop.
I was actually gonna ask if I could benefit from it as a streamer, but you answered that at the very end, with the answer being yes
I don't particularly care much for a dual PC set up, if i could get away with a single PC with dual sockets, I actually would like some info on this.
Brilliant video, many thanks! I am not a gamer but was looking for the right information here, needed to know how the CPU's interact! :-) Good luck guys, hope some new tech comes in to improve your gaming.
I wonder if a primary CPU of Intel Core i9 10980XE, secondary CPU of Intel Core i7 10710U or 1065G7 and an External/Backup CPU of Intel Core i5 10210U or 1035G7 will work well
Nope, in a multi-CPU system all CPU's must be the same model. It used to be that they even had to be from the same batch, but those days (thankfully) are long gone.
@@deanboy2416 ok
I have A dual Cpu Pc With 2(processors) Xeon E5450 3.3Ghz For each Cpu . is that good or not for gaming.
But what happens if you want to run a Minecraft server and the other one can take the Minecraft server and the second congested the gameplay you're playing Minecraft at your own server
What if 2 cpu are not same tipe/series forexample xeon e5 2620 witgh e5 2665 and instal together in the 1 motherboard, it work or not?
If you're only gaming one xeon is what you are looking for. If you need your setup for compute applications get an Ali Express board and two xeons.
what about rendering or video editing. should i consider one.
@@ChromiaCat thanks :)
JohnGreek Every Graphicsprogram is able to work with dual socket cpus. I use 2 xeons 5570s and theyre actually faster than a i7 7700k when it comes to render something in after effects or Cinema 4D. It does actually slow down every game.. my gtx 760 is on the performance level (fps) of a gtx 750 bc of my cpus.. ;36gb ddr3 ecc with 2666 mhz & Samsung evo 850)
@@ChromiaCat This is not true, I have personally used a dual cpu set up and a lot of programs use both cpus. Hell even some games can use both cpus. Here's a video with proof: ua-cam.com/video/HKByZT2V6Rs/v-deo.html
@@gepixelt7712 Wait. You're saying dual CPUs *lowers* performance in gaming?
SuperLotus yes
You say it's not needed but there's literally zero downside to doing a dual CPU setup... It's way cheaper than the mainstream chips.
She is sponsored by them all tho so of course she pushes the cliche shit
There can be a small benefit in power consumption and modularity. The enthusiast PCs take up 6-8x the power consumption of a low-medium end PC+GPU. They also run at much higher temp during heavy loads. Intel processors are coming overclocked internally just to compete with amd.
Instead two low power PCs could consume less and be better at multithreading tasks, while also avoiding thermal throttling. Consumer could purchase one at a time some parts. There would be performance loss due to sync issues but the freedom would be so worth it. SBCs are increasingly getting stacked, and maybe in future the demand will come.
what if I play 8 different games at once, does it need mutiple CPU to handle those 8 games at once?
What about amd for gaming and intel for surveillance? Can it work?
There are motherboards that support higher that 256gb of ram. I have 2 2U Servers that can throw down up to 400gb each have 2 8 core Xeons with hyper thread on. Pegging out 32 cores on each server.
As far as current ram installed. Got 48 gig's of ram in it. Just slowly adding more chips every month. Fully buffered ddr3 is still pricey.
Hey im trying to build a gaming/cad pc from a dell r410, but i am kind of lost, any advice ?
Thanks for the info. keep going GamingScan.
For recording good ?
What about work with graphics and video editing? Is it worth getting say x99 mobo with 2 e5 xeons? And giving it about 32gb ram ?
Dual CPU gaming would be used when running multiple game versions at one time. Such as Raid Shadow Legends running 6 accounts at one time. It would decrease your game load time by over 50% and no lag when you are flipping thru screens and stages in the game. I've seen one of HP's new system with a riser card that consist of a second i7 8 core cpu and 3 slots for ram. Not sure why a call center will need those PC's but they were designed for gaming with two slots for high end graphic cards. It was poorly designed for cooling I could see issues with graphic cards overheating.
My main game is beamNG so as much cores as possible is needed. With two AMD Opteron 6282 i can run 32 cars :)
meanwhile i could only run 4-6 cars on a ryzen 3 1300X but damn thats alot
Single CPU = Kid
Dual CPU = Men
Multi CPU = Gentlemen
Quad CPU = Legend
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 = GOD
But what about CPUs with APU?
Why I can not use 32 bits and 64 on one motherboard or I can? The first for old games and the second for new. I had read that one multicore CPU better than several with the same quantity. But using 32bits calculations in 64 bits is not better.
is it cheaper tho? i mean two xeon processors instead of a i5 9th generation for example or a motherboard that costs 150 for a 9th generation cpu
Not cheaper. Server boards start around $600 and Xeon CPUs that would be close to game worthy start at $1800/ea. Assuming you go with current hardware like the Xeon Scalable gen 2 platform.
Man, I am about to re-overbuild my computer. It currently has an amd 8350 and best 1060 you could buy which replaced my 760 when it crapped out. My computer is....12 years old. Yep, as noted I had to replace my GPU, some fans and finally a power supply when the 1060 was purchased. Still, 12 frikkin years so out of curiosity I watched this. I am getting a large settlement and thanks for reminding me I don't need to purchase a 13900 K and 4090 for my rebuild. Having 3-4 K to throw at a build doesn't mean you should.
What about running multiple things together though? Because gaming is one thing, but having to do multiple things including the gaming then it helps.
Is it good for performance? And does the game uses the more powerful CPU among both in order to run?
What about stacking lower end cpu's, or a mid-range gaming cpu and a low end server cpu for versatility and non gaming applications?
They need to be the same number of physical and logical cores, not to mention the same ram speed.
Damn, now I want this so much.
Two sockets mother boards are useful for streamers cuz we use 2 pc's for streaming
I bought a server back in the day that was probably worth millions of dollars at one point in time for three dollars at a university auction. It had 16 processors on one board. It had enough ram to fill a building. Did I ever use it for anything worth a shit? No. I parted it out. All it was was a house heater. I did mine some bitcoin with it back in the day when that was easy to do. And it was only worth about three cents a bitcoin. Too bad I can’t go back and get all that back. Not the computer but the bitcoin. Lol. Everything is just overkill if you ask me. Right now I still run a DDR3 six core AMD that absolutely rips anything that I can throw at it
well thing is emulation software utilizes separate cores all together the best example is a android emulator called Bluestack's that requires at least a dual core processor, in order to actually work at least 1 core of your CPU has to be dedicated to the program and if you only have 1 core at your disposal your OS would litterally lock up due to the fact that it no has access to the CPU
Emulation is becoming a huge part of today's gaming industry tho true no game will really need to utilize 2 processors these kinda boards with lower specs could be a route to travel for making a High end gaming PC from crappy parts, for example say you had 2 athlon ii x2 CPUs and you wanted to make a cheap quad core rig any athlon dual core is like 5-10x cheaper then a quad core of the same series in numbers i can buy athlon ii dual core CPU's for anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks a piece but a quad core athlon ii goes for upwards of 50-100 bucks still, if these boards came in lower spec with older series sockets they would actually be fairly useful for the gaming community because we would be able to cut corners on CPU costs then
What about ramdisks where you game is stored?
had a dual socket PC in 2001.... windows 2k ran like quick silver. and yeah games can make use of dual cpu's and benefit from them just not the x2 performance you would think. Quake 3 had SMP support way back in 2000 and ut 03/04 also supported SMP i believe though I may be wrong.
talking about bottlenecks, my overclocked i7 975@ 4GHZ makes my dual 650TI BOOST scream at 100% no rest for the poor things.
and what about apu? wouldn't those extra graphics processors benefit us?
0:17 how do you connect that many gpu's? is it a special connect that comes together and plugs into 1 port on motherboard?
Multiport main board and decent power supply.
So I gotta ask don't you get 2x 32bit expresports ? or still just one :) cause that must mean something for the 2 gfx-cards which I run in SLI couldn't they run in 2x32 instead of 32 and 16 ?
I actually own the motherboard in the thumbnail, the Asus Z10PE-D8 WS, moral of the story, only go dual socket if you need your PC to be a workstation with some gaming capability, a normal consumer CPU will be much better for almost any game.
nice video, btw is there an update as of 2024 or for coming 2025?
Vulkan actually utilises dual processors. Doom for example will use both my e5-2690's running the Vulkan API.
3200 Gigahertz? You mean 3.2 Gigahertz or 3200 megahertz? Or did you really mean 3200 Gigahertz? Because if so, I need to know where you’re acquiring your PC parts.
my laptop cane with a two core processor with integrated graphics so I want to buy a better cpu and use the integrated graphics at the same time till I buy an external GPU
Got a PENTIUM CPU on a Gaiming Desktop. Quad core and it is actually bottlenecking my GTX 1060. Rip
Wow! You missed the fact that many gamers are now high end coder and trackers of their game play and run their games alone with other sevice on the Dual CPU setup to do stats database tracking, host one or more game as a servers, home routing and hosting media base services such as video streaming, GPU mining and more while playing the game you like with no real issues FPS wise. You got to get out of the single minded nature of just playing a game. There is so much more you can do with a dual Xeon CPU setup. Plus is it much cheaper the($60.00) than buying a new I-5 /I-7 motherboard these days.
What if you have two computers with weak processors, does dual cpu help with running games faster?
Ermano Dormeus yes
Wish my ram ran at 3200ghz, im stuck with a tiny 3200mhz....
Its possible to use one CPU on a double CPU Mainboard ?
Yupp, you can use only one CPU on a dual CPU Mainboard.
HAPPY2ISI Ok Thank You!
Just ordered a duel xeon with 48 gigs of ram for cheap. Going to use as an emulator PC.
How did that work out for you? I'm interested in running two VMs with unRaid for gaming. Do you have any experience in that field?
@@MineRoyalDS I'm just running windows 10 pro and emulators on it. Also picked up a radeon rx570 8gig for it. Nothing too fancy, but does a really nice job
@@JasonMeeks79 Oh I see! Did you by chance try to emulate Switch games like Breath of the Wild? I'm curious because I heard AMD cards have a hard time dealing with CEMU and YUZO.
I have a single x5680 and 1050 TI, but PS3 emulator barely runs. Would dual CPU help much or do I also need a better GPU?
@@SuperLotus PS3 emus are buggy, but you proably need more of both
But for streaming can work??
Cose a stream is ir much the cpu
Will it benefit running multiple OS at once?
Too late , just purchased a Z620 HP workstation that arrived yesterday. It comes with 2 8 core processors (Intel Zeon) and 96GB maxed out ram. I've wanted one of these for years and the price was right so I snagged it. Highly doubt even a machine that was built over 10 years ago will ever have that much power utilized at one time. Guess more of a vanity purchase.
¿habrán laptop que puedan coger un ryzen 5800u y un intel?
I think that its Interesting for parallel simulation for Ansys ...Aspenone..autocad.....solidworks.....etc
3200 ghz ? where did you get that from?
I got a xeon board with 3 pairs of cpu fun to play with already outdated.
Hey now memory can extend upto 2 terabytes
STILL you have two Xeon processors, witch is freaking cool. Its like wearing a Nike backpack. Other backpacks could do the job just fine, but Nike is cooler. And keep in mind that Xeons are getting dirt cheap now, and its nice to play around with this kind of hardware.
Actually you can put more than 700 GB ram. Even 1.5TB in some servers
duel sockets will give you the best non over clocked gaming experiance
How bout lga 771 x5450?
Your right unless the game is incredibly CPU intensive
Like arma 3.
Actually, you would create more latency with 2 cpu. So no, not really a good idea. And that's assuming your game can handle so many threads.
@@Anonymous-pr3gr I want as much latency as possible so I'm gonna need like 4 EPYC 64 core cpus
Source games like Half-Life 2 or Portal (as well as the left 4 dead series) will literally kill even good CPUs due to how CPU heavy they are.
@@forple8930 yeah, even Intel 9900k will crumble under some of these.
You don't need 2 CPUs for gaming
Your right YOU NEED 6
Now I'm thinking of making one with 2 amd ryzen 5 3400g cpu's. I wonder if the VEGA 11x2 cores would make a difference in the gaming part. Anyone else tried this yet?
they dont have dual socket boards for consumer CPUs. benefit would be 0
buy a better CPU, not another low tier one if your GPU needs it (it probably doesnt)
dual CPU is not practical except for workstation applications
But I want to run my dual 8k gaming TV's and A.I holographic display oh and let's not forget I'm taking this in outerspace because I'm putting all this shit and I want the A.I to keep the vessel in top running condition oh and a quantum computing
why can't make SSD as fast as a ram? I will gladly have it. don't need a high amount of ram or no ram at all.
bro im in 2022 duel cpu is worth it
Finally my windows 10 is running smoothly with 2 CPU’s 😅
Yeah but warzone, tell me how much CPU Power I need for warzone. I still hit 100% cpu usage easily on a daily basis with a i7 77k
With the availability of 6-8 core CPUs dual-CPU workstations loose a bit. Also "gaming" is quite broad term - from 1080p to 4k or ultrawide, with or without streaming, recording - in those cases higher core counts are very handy... still dual CPU aren't needed nor targeted by software developers for consumer apps and games, but old Wesmere Xeons and some workstation motherboards are super cheap and you can build a dual CPU PC for the fun of it and maybe even use it for some processing workload.
Dual CPU have a huge place in servers and any business that runs on pics exclusively.
Yes, but this video was around consumer usages, mainly gaming.
@@riklaunim Do you think a dual x5690 would help avoid bottlenecking a gtx1080ti, or dual 1080tis?
@@MrChoquito40 for what tasks? Gaming won't scale to multiple CPUs
AMD 3950x laughs at this video....."I''m here in a single socket"
But my 1950x got 64 pcie lanes quad channel ram and capable of 256GB of ram all on a single socket, although its pretty much 2 cpu's glued together how intel calls it lol
I game on a Nintendo 64, Perfect Dark with the expansion pak yall. LOL... Top that! I don't like the Xbox one near as much. If that thing needs to update over the internet for 6 or 8 hours one more time just to play a simple game, it might just end up in my trash, sick of that crap. I don't like using the internet or PCs for gaming. It's enough for pictures, music, videos, shopping, discussion forums and research. Games are best on off internet consoles. I wish they would bring back the cartridge system.
seriously though, think about what they could do with SSD tech in the way of cartridge games. No spinning of discs, no internet connection. Everything you need on that small cartridge that can be anywhere from 256gb to 1tb
Maam its ok to have 2 proccesor not lame if 1 proccesor got malfunction you have 1 proccesor running so the creator made a real MOBO
Great info thanks
Imagine have it a dual cpu setup with both intel and amd
at 2008 i ask is good to have 250 giga ssd everyone say yeap then after 2 years i fackup only 5 game can fit at ssd after that every video say you don't need nas but it was all lies . i buy nas and i have 70 games install the 28 of theam are steam games .
that pc will let me play a games from 2050
Really well some games are really CPU heavy Special High detailed open world games Ghost Recon wildlands en Arma 3 are CPU heavy I have a AMD FX 4 gigahertz it has trouble to keep it up 85% usage all the time
Arma 3 struggles with framerate because the memory transfers are unoptimized(so you literally gain in framerate if you have higher clocked memory)
By the way you really sholdn't use any AMD FX series CPU, they claim to have 8 cores but out of those 8 only 4 are capable of floating point operations(so only four of those can be fully used by 3D games) and even if you overclock them to 5ghz their single core performance is nonexistant.(single core performance is very important for games that can't take full advantage of multiple cores)
@@gnaurai6251 you know ever since I upgraded every part of my pc apart from my GPU and it was already a 'good' gaming pc to a 'high end' pc my frames in arma went from about 10-20 in ultra to about 50-60 with the ram speed and the cpu being the only things capable of such an increase.
I7-6700k -> i7 9700k
16gb of 3200mhz ram -> 32gb 3600mhz
Asus z170 pro gaming -> Asus maximus hero XI (WiFi)
Frames from 10-20 too 50-60 in ultra arma 3
Frames from 250-350 too 350-450 in CS:GO
And videos like this say the bottleneck is the graphics card and I definetly heard the same thing before, other than poor optimisation surely it's bull shit.
Space Engineers... try to build extreme size ships, you will eat ram for breakfast.
very well said!
if you use high speed cpu's with vulkan. vulkan wil love it