We can provide AMD Ryzen 9950X/7950X3D in the USA.

AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D

cpu MHz : 4949.241

I think a more fair comparison in my opinion would be to create a qemu VM on your dedicated server and try and see how it compares to the Ryzen VPS. This way you can also "limit" cac

that would be good if DA displays full 5 GHz core speed. Because as reseller I advertised 5 GHz, and customer found out it was 3699 MHz speed and was asking me why speed is not 5. I had to ping Namecr

In this case the E3 seems to beat Ryzen in some jobs. Not too bad for an older processor. (Image)

AMD Ryzen 7900

What is hard to understand is why the single, old E3 core is usually, but not always faster on this task than the single, new, fast Ryzen core.

chronos@penguin:~/servers/Ryzen-2-vCore-VPS$ grep MHz yabs*yabs-20240817:CPU cores : 2 @ 4499.980 MHzyabs-20240819:CPU cores : 2 @ 4499.980 MHzyabs-20240822:CPU cores : 2 @ 4499.980 MHzyabs-2024082

Virtualized environments often utilize CPU frequency scaling to balance load and power consumption. Depending on how the virtual machine’s CPU cores are allocated and the overall load on the host syst

chronos@penguin:~/servers/Ryzen-2-vCore-VPS$ grep Single yabs*yabs-20240817:Single Core | 2567 yabs-20240819:Single Core | 2567 yabs-20240822:

Here is some additional data about caching, including a single run where the Ryzen was really fast.

It's a strange issue for sure, but happens across all boards Supermicro or ASRock on the 7000 series (both X3D and non-X3D CPUs) and to an extent on the 5950X as well at times, sometimes more/less ran

No idea what boards all the VPS nodes have, but there is a clearly a pattern with Ryzen 9 servers. Not even only the 7950x. Had some other Ryzen 9's with bad motherboards causing random reboots recent

I don't think the file system matters much. I'm 99% sure the speed difference is because you have the files cached in ram on your dedicated.

Just now remembering that the E3 is running ext4 with LVM, whereas the Ryzen is running xfs.

: 0 days, 0 hours, 16 minutesProcessor : AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 1 @ 3393.624 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ✔ EnabledRAM : 3.8 GiBSwap : 0.0 KiBDisk

File is probably cached in RAM. Maybe also check sha_ni in /proc/cpuinfo.

You stated the E3 is a dedicated server and the Ryzen is a VPS...

* thermal throttling could be coming into play, how long does the Ryzen maintain its high single core perf?