I have just pressed the button "Ryzen Migrate"(without data) trying to migrate from San Jose to Denver, and it results that this button is disappeared and nothing happens with my cur

I'd recommend upgrading to a newer Ubuntu version (22.04 is ideal) with a newer kernel. There's been several performance improvements for Ryzen processors in newer 5.x kernels.

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The detail is after I click the 'ryzen migrate' (without data and the goal node is available),only got another IP without node change and the button disappeared.Just like this.(Image)

: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 2 @ 3499.998 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ✔ EnabledRAM : 2.4 GiBSwap : 256.0 MiBDisk : 49.6 GiBfio Disk Speed Tests (Mix

I can't find the migrate ryzen button, maybe I clicked it in the last few weeks.But it does not work.

@VirMach looking glass for ryzen?

P.S. Any timeline on when IPv6 and reverse DNS would become available on Ryzen services?

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Reservation currently only works when your node gets migrated to Ryzen. The preference to move is taken into account when we complete mass migration and you'll go to your preferred location on your re

512MB Migration Special,The migrate ryzen button on my panel disappeared and I want to migrate to San Jose

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one or move to the HWE version since im using Ryzen?

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Perhaps it was never on for the sale, which would be a good thing. Honestly I don't remember. I'm going to try to open up migration to Ryzen without data for all of Chicago and see how many people are

If you're on Kernel 5.9 or above (which you should be for a Ryzen CPU), add cpufreq.default_governor=performance to your GRUB command-line (GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT in /etc/default/grub), then run u

ISO sync is running for all Ryzen servers.

We've got a 5950X config which you would be able to configure with almost identical specifications in Coventry, UK.

> Processor : AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor

@VirMach Amsterdam migration specials will be moved to ryzen soon too ?