Ryzen 3950X(2GB memory) vs EPYC(4GB memory)

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For their Chicago Ryzens, it's a 3950X instead of the 5950X in their other locations like Kansas City, MO. So you'd need to figure out if latency is more important or the extra power of the 5950X is m

They haven't mentioned Ryzen model and it comes with less memory.

Ryzen If CPU power is the only consideration.

2222-IL11 Available 2GB RAM 1GB SWAP 22GB NVMe Hard drive 2 cores Ryzen CPU

but I think when people see blackfriday, they have to think fast, so when there is an item with high specifications (ryzen), low price, limited stock, then psychologically they immediately click check

Is there any Ryzen kvm the cyber monday sale?what about the geekbench of $24 deal?

Actually it's $60 vs $75. The BF deals (and the budget KVM set) have a slight savings when you go 3 years while the premium RyzenSJC-1 stays constant price

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The EPYC CPU on my SJC VM is a EPYC 7513 Single Core GB5 is 1154. So I would say it is "close" to the same as the Ryzen. IMO CPU should not be a big consideration in the decision.

the RyzenSJC-1, it has 1 core, vs 2 cores, but also "Double CPU + Bandwidth for triennial payments" ... vs black friday's "Double Storage + Bandwidth for triennial payments

RyzenSJC-2 -- 30 Available

$240 3900x's @ Micro Center

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Ryzen that ends with X in the model are PRO CPU's ... they support ECC. Some providers do match those with ECC RAM and others commit sin.

One thing to consider is whether or not there's dual power supplies. We're looking at a hardware refresh in 2023 and found dual PSU+hotswap nvme + Ryzen was pretty thin on the ground.

So why do so many providers that offer 5950X include ECC RAM? My Hetzner server has https://semiconductor.samsung.com/dram/module/ecc-udimm-ecc-sodimm/m391a4g43ab1-cwe/

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