Threadripper 7995WX 96 Core: How's This System So Small!? Falcon Northwest RAK

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2023
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Комментарии • 129

  • @Falcon_Northwest

    Thank you so much for all the kind words Wendell! What AMD has accomplished with the Threadripper 7000 Series is just incredible. We're so focused on the early bring-up and benchmarking of these systems that we sometimes forget the bigger picture of what our clients will be able to do with these amazing new tools. So what you said here really floored us: "This is probably the kind of workstation on which general artificial intelligence is going to be invented. There’s going to be a sole proprietor billion dollar company, and this is what the founder of that company is probably going to use. Something like this- they’re not renting something in the cloud." You're always right (yes, even about that CPU 8-pin plug into the A6000 being OK!), so I really hope you're right about this too! Thanks again for the fantastic tour of our RAK system!

  • @seanunderscorepry

    The sheer joy Wendell has for bleeding edge tech is contagious. Excited to watch this one.

  • @lemmonsinmyeyes

    I wish a rack company would sell a case like this, it’s just the right amount of everything, radiator mounting, HDD hot swap etc

  • @opshlds

    Wendell, you sir are a scholar and a gentleman. Your enthusiasm is contagious and the information your relay to us folk is much appreciated. Thank you sir.

  • @SuperMari026

    Learning a lot from the server product highlights you keep sharing. I've been watching the channel for a while and now my professional life has become more and more geared towards server stuff, you're a treat for the uninitiated in the server space Wendell!

  • @MainelyElectrons

    This workstation is truly epic. I’m struggling to fully utilize my 2950 X for actual tasks, not just synthetic workloads to keep it busy and here you are with 96 cores of pure powah. It tool almost 3 years but ive finally populated all of the IO on my Asrock Taichi. Hlad to see Falcon Northwest is still producing over the top systems, Ive wanted one for around 15 years now. Never had the cash to give them a try haha. Love your videos man, you’re what inspired me to build that 2950x system and to run UNRAID on it. Also running XCP-ng on my R720 with PfSense, for an older version of the forbidden router :)

  • @jamesthomas4080

    That chassis would be perfect to use with one of those desks that has an integrated 19" rack instead of file drawers.

  • @rars0n
    @rars0n  +3

    I have been wanting to build a rack-mounted server box, but a lot of the cases I've looked at leave some things to be desired. This thing is absolutely awesome. I would love to get my hands on one (but I cannot afford anything close to this).

  • @barrycompton8972

    I've said it before. I love your passion for this. I hope you get to keep it.

  • @soniclab-cnc

    really slick looking rack case too... to contain the insanity within.

  • @youtubegaveawaymychannelname

    Love that case and the layout!

  • @tringuyen7519

    Wendell, if you accidentally trained a SKYNET AI on the Falcon Northwest Rak, don’t connect it to the internet!

  • @Maadhawk

    Falcon Northwest has been on my radar for decades because the were the biggest competitor to Alienware before they got acquired by Dell. Today, Falcon Northwest is the #1 of boutique builders in my mind.

  • @blender_wiki

    Beautiful, thanks for this video. This is the perfect solution for my nex WS at work.🙏🙏🙏.

  • @minikindaniil99

    I started to call these processors "cluster on a chip" because it brings benefits of having many cores, but at the same time requires similar considerations you would meet when running workload on a cluster.

  • @user-wt7pq5qc2q

    Amazing , fun to watch. Cheers Terence Nelson NZ

  • @mdd1963

    This looks like just the rig I need for running a Windows Storage Spaces mirror for a pair of WD Blue 1 TB drives for storing my anime quickly! (Perhaps with enough threads left over to fire up an Lubuntu VM!) :) (What a gorgeous rig....!)

  • @terrycook2733

    This is what I need for my bigger plans

  • @Stealthmachines

    You’re simply the best! Better than all the rest!