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14th August 2018, 10:51 | #41 | Link |
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https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/...90wx_review/11
Reviews are out. 2990wx is worse than the 2950x even in x264 and x265. In nearly every other workload it beats the core i9. Edit: Actually I was hasty. Seems hit and miss. 2950 looks good though. People are blaming memory usage or thread utilization on Windows. Linux is a bit better. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pa...x-2990wx&num=5 Last edited by ShogoXT; 14th August 2018 at 11:01. |
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Well you need 4 instances of x265 to saturate all those 64 threads. Those amateurs just run handbreak and expect to have full utilization.
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My x265 FHD Benchmark runs 5 instances at once.
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Disabling all but 1 core in the BIOS makes interactive editing very slow and choppy, confirming the advantage of multiple cores. However, after some research it seems that Lightroom/ACR fails to efficiently utilise more than 4 cores which means that the new, shiny ThreadRipper won't be of much use in this context.
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Looks like there are some serious issues with scheduler in windows. 5 instances of x265 running and 2990WX just chokes
Source -> https://www.xfastest.com/thread-221870-1-1.html
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Question: How many does Ripbot264 usually do? I hope to see more benchmarks made out of VPX and whenever AV1 encoders are finally stable. H265 patent problems have really slowed down the video compression world and we will have to catch up quick after AV1 gets around. |
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A few comments regarding the 32C/64T release of TR2.
It seems that is a niche CPU, focused on specific workloads like rendering, encoding, compiling even more than 16C release. Not only because of doubling the number of cores but also due to the specific implementation. The compromise of drop-in compatibility to the existing X399 motherboards, led to reduced Infinity Fabric bandwidth and increased latency of compute dies with a performance impact on memory intensive workloads. I saw a huge performance advantage over the new 2950X 16C CPU (72%) and 18C Intel's CPU using the new Blender Beta benchmark similar to Corona, POV-ray, Cinema4D etc but also saw a performance drop below 2950X (!) level in certain tasks. Windows scheduler makes things worse but fortunately (and unfortunately because MS is involved) I read this paragraph in a review: Quote:
But who can beat 16C/32T of 2950X at 900$ ?
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Redmond, we've got a problem...
(unless the problem is the poor developer's NUMA implementation) 7zip compression benchmark running on 2990WX (32C/64T) @Atak_Snajpera We definitely need this NUMA aware version of your x265 benchmark.
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The platform of Windows hasn't been called "Wintel" by accident.
Linux distributions didn't have previous notice in order to implement a proper NUMA aware OS. And Ryzen processors based on Zen architecture have been released since March 2017 and Threadripper processors since August 2017. It's been a year already.
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what has windows to gain from intentionally slowing down AMD CPUs...
this CPU is a niche product with low priority on a consumer grade OS. linux/unix OS are used on super computer and mainframes where windows has no market share to speak of and this is a typical CPU used there and NUMa is quite important there. if this has anything todo with this result. because numa is supported since win7. |
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Intel is trying to buy (literally) some time by all means (literally) in order to fix their 10nm broken process and to be competitive again with a new architecture. It's not the first time for Intel and Nvidia, they are full in unethical moves in order to dominate their markets. How do you think they become this big ? Quote:
Windows are always ready for Intel processors, in a very strange way. Like x265, in a strange way too.
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It is not really a x265 fault that by default it uses all numa nodes. The issue is that AMD released another odd cpu after AMD FX.
I do not know if you remember but before patch for win7 FX-8150 was being detected as 8C/8T CPU. This meant that all integer units were treated as full cores. After patch AMD FX 8xxx were "downgraded" to 4C/8T. https://www.anandtech.com/show/5448/...g-patch-tested M$ should implement better way of detecting topology of those newer "non-standard" cpus. Currently scheduler is clearly not aware what NUMA has direct access to memory.
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But, in a very strange way, every "odd" CPU from AMD is odd for MS and SW vendors but every odd CPU from Intel is like an everyday CPU. Look at the collaboration of Intel and x265 developers. They worked together to optimize it for AVX 512. But the same piece of software is not optimized for Ryzen, we are still waiting for it one and a half year after the release. With Threadripper and its NUMA architecture is worse of course. The FX processor was once again a lot faster in Linux out of the box versus Windows. Intel makes the rules for everything on CPUs, but if it wasn't AMD we would stay to Pentiums and x86 architecture another 10 years at least. Like the scheme of Core i3 2C/4T, Core i5 4C/4T and Core i7 4C/8T. That scheme lasted from 2011 until Ryzen. Oh and the HEDT category. You could buy a 10C/20T Core i7 6950X for 1800$ before Threadripper, which is the cost for the 32C/64T from AMD right now. Think about it. Intel is the most ridiculous tech company along with Nvidia of course.
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