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Due to unprecedented demand, we had sold out of all of our stock in Singapore within 4 days. We have now deployed a new Ryzen 5950X hypervisor and all pending orders have been deployed.

2x 960 GB SSD SATA

I have few of ryzen/epic servers for 5 months, zero issue so far

US (Chicago) Ryzen | Germany (AMD EPYC) | Singapore (AMD EPYC)

If you care about efficiency stay with Ryzen, since it consumes a lot less power for the same performance level. If you care about being able to expand the server, then the Xeon would be a better choi

The max memory for Xeon W-2145 is 512 GB, while it is 128 GB for Ryzen 7 3700X. What's your current CPU utilization? If your system is not CPU-bound, you don't really need to worry about which one y

* CPU : Ryzen For Germany

Maybe some smart move should be change Ryzen button for Refund button xD

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Ryzen all the way.

The Xeon uses more power, so price increases due to power consumption will affect you more with the Xeon compared to the Ryzen.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/180791/intel-xeon-w-2145-vs-amd-ryzen-7-3700x

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according to gb5 both with 9k for 8c/16t

This culture of Ryzen for servers is like a virus. Everywhere you look people offering Ryzen servers without ECC RAM and consumer grade hw. Might as well just call it a Desktop...A desktop / consumer

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I agree with a lot of what @AXYZE said, for 99% of cases/workloads, I don't think cache or nm is going to matter at all.