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inside this box is not one not two but

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eight top of the line 16 core ryzen 7000

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gaming CPUs and I know what you're thinking this makes no sense oh it just

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broke it even if super micro was crazy enough to put consumer chips in a server

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they don't support multi-chip configurations ah

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ah they don't need to every one of these

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rear blades contains everything you need

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for an entire PC networking PCIe

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expansion storage power CPU and RAM

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which there's no RAM there's no CPU

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this is a system for that

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but sir this is LTT I can't make a video without any CPUs but we don't have the

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CPU they don't have a seat sir I could pee into the AMD Booth from

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here tell you what get me power get me networking and I swear to you I will not

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leave this exhibition haul until I find a CPU and RAM for that matter and power

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the Sun the people need to see this beast in action and I swear to you that

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I will not begin my quest until I finish this segue to our sponsor us wait what

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get your ticket today at the link below realistically we probably don't even

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have to go to AMD for this anyone who's got an overclocking demo is going to

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know they're probably going to kill some CPUs

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we need RAM

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G skill let's go

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where the hell is g-skill oh it's right there

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oh yeah OC World Cup they're definitely gonna have CP they're gonna have trees

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of CPUs I really hope Waze there I want to see him yeah Frank Frank's good too

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Frank is here hi Frank and we'll find ways soon don't worry Frank do your

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thing see you later uh I can't find my way okay I'm leaving

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goodbye well I thought I was gonna find him

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right away yeah oh my God

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insufferable if he's eating we might have to wait

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I don't know if I can wait any longer oh my god really now you're doing

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its way okay we have a problem okay

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that's the problem and I know that I probably should have warned you but I

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didn't want to he said not to we found a computer yes

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that uh is kind of cool this is an am5

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computer but it has no CPU and no RAM and we thought maybe you could help us

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sure can you find a way to help us oh my

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god oh we get you the ramp yep oh I need a CPU we need CPUs too okay you have you

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have an OC World Cup over there you must have CPUs

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what what are you kidding oh my God I didn't think that

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this could be there is no way one of these computers none of them have AMD

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there is AMD ones but I have a screwdriver

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I don't have to ask who you can just say

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that we stole it all right tell you what let's start with the RAM but you're not

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allowed to ask permission it has to be a surprise when the video goes up

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otherwise it's no fun

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if it's a problem we will make it up to you you can be our new RAM specialist at

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the lab give you a job how about we put it this

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way if you can't get RAM we'll go to Team group oh

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no oh my God how are how are none of these systems oh here's here's one oh

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that makes sense because you guys want to show high speed memory can we power

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this one down temporarily we'll bring it back I promise like today we'll bring it

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back today in an hour here let me help you

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thank you way we'll be we'll be waiting oh wait this is the 48 gig sticks what

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uh oh well

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Jesus Trident Z5 Royal boys we can get

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started on the RAM before he gets back with the CPU

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hey thank you oh my God oh my God bulk

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thermal paste I love it can we take the heat spreader off oh my God and you're

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giving me a hard time for asking for so much I mean we're already this can we

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take the heat spreader off or do you have one that doesn't have a heat spreader

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well those guys got to have heat guns at the OC World Cup

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and to think we could have given him a heads up well we could have after all

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he's gone through we have to show g-skill memory worst case scenario we

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just leave the next note over empty and we put this one in oh my God he's back

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with a heat gun he's never appeared on the channel before but this is our G

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skill rep we make life really easy for him right

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yeah sweating poor guy you like my Hello

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Kitty Transit card oh my God Jake it's cute tell me if I'm like burning you or

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anything it's a little warm yeah go yeah

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go left I'm trying not to burn your fingers oh you got gloves no we don't

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need those anymore we're going gloves these are not gonna fit me I'll wear the

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gloves yeah okay so the small hands yeah we got it

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small hands are my superpower okay watch out Jake watch out I'm lifting it up

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just don't want to pry the ICS off of the memory module success on the one

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side give me some g-skill talking points fast memory for gamers so fast that the

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heat spreaders just fall right off with a heat gun and a plastic card oh my God

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Jake that's not so fast by the RAM that's a Byler RAM this is the worst

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thing we've ever done this is how you overclock right by the way the new

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Royale memory looks amazing If You're Gonna Go cringe I say go full cringe I

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love it now obviously we wouldn't recommend taking the spreaders off of

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your G skill memory they do actually serve a function especially if you're

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running at high speeds and also they look really cool

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but nothing should prevent them from functioning like this and now they're

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low profile enough to fit in our server module plus it's going to be in a server

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with a lot of airflow which desktop computers not so much oh wow there's so

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much thermal compound I think uh I think we're good thank you okay I'm gonna do

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one of my trademark uh vertical CPU removals

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okay

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thank you bye see you soon I'll cover you the evidence

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and we're back all I gotta do is put these little

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shrouds that I took off earlier back on oh my God these are finicky why are

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these even here yeah what is the point of these

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all they do is cover the RAM this is a airstrike that we can cover it so we can

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make sure the old airport will go through the CPU oh so we don't want

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cooling on the RAM just just a little bit just a little bit tiny cooling oh

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yes tiny coating ah okay okay okay all right I'll figure out how to put it on

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then I don't have anything yeah they're looking we could go on another side

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quest and get a USB to Ethernet dongle I

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think the CEO framework is kicking around on the show floor maybe he has

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them what about that laptop is it for a specific demo oh

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thank God oh my God I've never wanted to see you more in my life

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we're at the super microwave I'm filming right now hi this is Sasha he's like one

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of our ASUS contacts he's awesome we're at the super micro Booth we're

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trying to do a video on a server I want to connect to it via Ethernet

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but I don't have Ethernet on my laptop I need a laptop that has Ethernet or like

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a USBC to Ethernet a laptop would be better because then I can very easily do

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an ASU shout out easier to do because we have Spears for us yeah if you have a

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laptop that has Ethernet though of course of course like a big one like

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this one right here see look how's Ethernet right there well Jake's

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on our second side quest I'm gonna run you guys through what this is exactly

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and what it's for at its heart is an am5 socket supporting up to the ryzen 7950 X

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3D and that seems like a really weird choice for our server CPU even if we

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factor in that AMD does unofficially support ECC memory but it's not as weird

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as it sounds because server products tend to focus on performance for what

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efficiency is King in the data center but that tends to come at the cost of

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Maximum per thread performance whereas

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gaming CPUs are all about boosting as high as possible so for certain server

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applications like Game servers where customers want High single threaded

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performance and tend to be price sensitive something like this is

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fantastic each blade supports up to 128

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gigs of ddr5 memory three nbme storage

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devices one on here and then two in the

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front for each one and up to 25 gigabit

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networking and when you consider that you can pack eight of them into just a

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3u chassis it's a really attractive

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option yes does it work it's already on

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yes I'll be back in like half an hour thank

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you now just because it's a consumer CPU at its core doesn't mean that you're

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likely to use this for your gaming rig oh speaking of gaming rigs

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very nice I got the world's most baller Ethernet Jack you could fit almost

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nothing in here in terms of gaming Graphics but what it lacks in gaming

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prowess it makes up for in manageability it has a single ipmi Network Management

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Port here that actually assigns eight

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different IPS to all the different nodes and it has a built-in switch so you can

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daisy chain this chassis to the next to the next to the next making the

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deployment super simple you know we've got a cable management

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product coming really soon that I think would be just great for you guys still

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haven't decided what to call them though leave a comment if you have some ideas

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hey it's this guy you remember him co-starring in our uh promotional videos

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we were doing there you go yeah you did great thank you oh hey there she goes

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boys okay Jake I hope you're ready I gotta

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like do configuration so there's actually an indicator light to show

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which ones are active this is the one we put a CPU in RAM in so it gets a green

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light and these ones all get no green lights it's working I had to set a

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static IP on this interface and then I restarted it and now it's found DHCP

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discover so okay so theoretically we can manage it now oh wow we don't have to

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manage it over the network they've got a standard KVM Port back here that'll do

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serial USB and VGA and then they've also

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got a USBC port on this thing so I guess

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that's cool but we're gonna log into the

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oh I never mentioned the Redundant power supplies

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2200 Watts wow you could probably do the whole thing off just one of these then

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wow that's not a lot of power look it's got a web interface too there we go

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there's all our IPS okay so I had to set a static IP in Windows for that

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interface and then it just finds any interface with the static IP and runs

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the HTTP so you've got all eight of them yeah look at that okay let's find the

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working one like can I unplug a blade while it's on

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okay 5c hopefully I put this in the right way

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it's awake now the question is

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do we know what the default password is admin admin what are the odds I start

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with that well they don't usually do that anymore oh it is that okay

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usually super micro servers now have a randomly generated one which

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is better better But I hate it CPU

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memory oh yeah look at that it's even got to navigate things so fast

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this is cool oh well yeah okay like the power supply warning and you know let me

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drive stop touching 79.50x

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that's working that's sick what about the RAM did it manage our weird 40. it

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has one stick and it thinks it's a 16 gig stick okay well g-scope they make

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great gaming memory I probably wouldn't rip the spreaders off and put it in a

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server it might just need a firmware update because realistically the memory

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controller is on the CPU yeah and it should be actually fairly board agnostic

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but you can still run into issues oh cool so under the power supply menu in

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each of the nodes it shows you all the other nodes and it also shows the power

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consumption this is super cool and all but I would love to see one that

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actually has room for a GPU land centers or something like internet cafe yeah

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baller internet cafe yeah 37 degrees on

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the CPU considering how freaking hot it is even with the AC running in here I

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consider that a win the ramp the RAM's only 29 degrees Yeah I mean assuming

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it's reading that sensor correctly given it has no idea what's in it yeah it

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thinks it's a 16 gig stick of RAM and it only detects one of them so we

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might have killed one oh look at this multi-node and if I

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click on one it opens the ipmi for that one oh that's super cool and you can

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pick each one and it shows you all of the different things

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power consumption fan speed well I consider this a win yeah all right let's

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look at some of the more conventional servers this is interesting in front of

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me I have the infamous Ponte Vecchio also known as sorry Intel GPU Max 1550.

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there's eight of them in this 8U chassis

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and this was meant to be a competitor to NVIDIA's a100 series and then it was

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very very very late the good news is that it actually is competitive against

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h-100 the successor to the a100 in

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certain workloads uh like HPC for example you might want to use it for

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simulation but it's not competitive in

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AI but word on the street is that it

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could be available for as little as around half of the price making this

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the budget multi hundred thousand dollar solution

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to be clear Intel has certainly made some improvements to help it compete

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with current gen this is all PCIe Gen 5

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connectivity and rather than using PCIe for GPU to GPU

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communication they're using what they call xelink which turns the 128

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gigabytes of hbm or high bandwidth memory on each of these GPU packages

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into a total of one terabyte of memory

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that's accessible to all eight gpus

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that's pretty cool for HPC workloads

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even with that Advantage though Intel's in a bit of an interesting bind with

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this product because for very small customers who might be looking to Save A

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Buck they're gonna have to redo a lot of their software to make use of this

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making it maybe impractical and then for large customers well they can afford the

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NVIDIA solution anyway so they might as well just get the industry leader so

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hopefully they find a customer for this but uh maybe it doesn't matter we can

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just wait for next gen assuming that ever arrives

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this is one hell of a beefy cooler what are these things let me guess let me

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guess let me guess 600 watts really yes

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like exactly right or a little bit over under exactly

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I'm good at this point what if anything would prevent me from removing the

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processor itself yeah

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I mean yeah it doesn't seem like your problem right I mean realistically as

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long as the video has like a million and a half two million views by the time the

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HQ sees it you're not going to get in trouble

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this is the best thing about trade shows because you get to interact directly

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with the people who kind of don't give up now it's moving a

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little I think I may have undone entirely the wrong screws to start okay

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now I'm a little scared because this is taking more Force than I'm accustomed to

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what is wrong with it well what wouldn't you do the same thing

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I mean yeah but like what about these little ones hold on maybe there's more

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oh yeah just takes a professional

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ah

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what the hell you made me think this was

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a real one okay well what am I holding

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but this board is just for a show

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okay so there would be an actual interface there for this okay highly

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confidential trade secret authorized SCC blah blah development

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only hopefully I can figure out how to get this back together or hopefully someone

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here can figure out how to get this back together more realistically

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woke wow

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I mean I guess that's what happens when you

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pack one of the most complex chips ever conceived

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and 600 watts of power delivery onto a

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board the size of freaking a mid-range GPU see part of me was expecting to see

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memory around this kind of like we saw with NVIDIA's Grace Superchip but that

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wouldn't be the case it's hbm so it's right on that gigantic complicated Ponte

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Vecchio package under here does anyone know how this goes back together

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don't worry about it just put it on our team yeah you guys will figure it out

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okay I'll put this here I mean this is all like broken anyway right or does

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these do these work well not yet

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