AMD's new Ryzen 9000 CPUs are reportedly suffering 'disastrous' sales

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• maverick Member

  September 2024

  @lnx said:

  Block Size | 4k            (IOPS)
    ------   | ---
  Read       | 1.89 GB/s   (474.7k)
  Write      | 1.90 GB/s   (475.9k)
  Total      | 3.80 GB/s   (950.6k)
  

  No need to comment on 9950X CPU, we all know what it is and what to expect from it, but these 4k I/O results as measured by YABS are pretty much amazing. If you don't mind asking, which exact NVMe model is that?

  That's almost one million IOPS, can't get unnoticed.
• lnx Member, Patron Provider

  September 2024

  @maverick said:

  @lnx said:

  Block Size | 4k            (IOPS)
    ------   | ---
  Read       | 1.89 GB/s   (474.7k)
  Write      | 1.90 GB/s   (475.9k)
  Total      | 3.80 GB/s   (950.6k)
  

  No need to comment on 9950X CPU, we all know what it is and what to expect from it, but these 4k I/O results as measured by YABS are pretty much amazing. If you don't mind asking, which exact NVMe model is that?

  That's almost one million IOPS, can't get unnoticed.

  I usually have Samsung 990 Pros around for testing. This was a single disk, no RAID.

  Thanked by 1maverick
• Nexeon Member, Patron Provider

  September 2024

  The 9000 series has been great. Temps are lower and performance is up - it's a no brainer vs building new 7000 series servers.