Re:AMD Demonstrates Stacked 3D V-Cache Technology: 192 MB at...
by bayindirh on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @03:26AM
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> "if hardware is too hot for you to hold your finger on it indefinitely" it's too hot and it's going to break very soon!
From my experience, that doesn't happen like that in enterprise hardware. Either wrong voltage (inside the system) or defective design causes premature death. If the server BMC says it's fine, it's fine.
> Temperature kills hardware, you need to bring those temperatures down, and the only way to do that is to lower the wattage!
High Performance Computing doesn't work like that, unfortunately :)
> Atom is the perfect design, no crap and low power!
I'm sure it has its own uses and can accomplish a lot, but in HPC, it won't cut it. I use small SBCs at home to do and try a lot of fun and useful stuff, but it has limits.
From my experience, that doesn't happen like that in enterprise hardware. Either wrong voltage (inside the system) or defective design causes premature death. If the server BMC says it's fine, it's fine.
> Temperature kills hardware, you need to bring those temperatures down, and the only way to do that is to lower the wattage!
High Performance Computing doesn't work like that, unfortunately :)
> Atom is the perfect design, no crap and low power!
I'm sure it has its own uses and can accomplish a lot, but in HPC, it won't cut it. I use small SBCs at home to do and try a lot of fun and useful stuff, but it has limits.