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SUPERMICRO GPU/CAD 3D Design AMD Ryzen ThreadripperAM PRO3975WX Ultimate Workstation, 32-Core/64-Thread,128GB (4x32GB) DDR4 Memory, 960GB NVMe SSD, 4TB HDD, 2x Zotac RTX 30 - $3600
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SUPERMICRO GPU/CAD 3D Design AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO3975WX Ultimate Workstation, 32-Core/64-Thread,128GB (4x32GB) DDR4 Memory, 960GB NVMe SSD, 4TB HDD, 2x Zotac RTX 3080 LHR 10GB GPU. $3600
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Promo Code SSCZA866 brings this down to $2900. I don't know if it was added after OP posted or if they just missed it.
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Promo Code SSCZA866 brings this down to $2900. I don't know if it was added after OP posted or if they just missed it.
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Anyway, Supermicro is a really really respected server board brand but this machine is on the depreciation curve that's dramatic given a couple years. Don't buy!
Almost as ridiculous as thinking that servers are about transcoding video. I built an Epyc Milan 24 core server earlier this year. If I hadn't, I'd be all over this deal. Threadripper is essentially epyc with higher clock speeds and a different socket. my use case is SQL server with about 15TB of equity options data.
Interested in what you're doing with that, and how much data it takes to get that to 15TB!!
If this isn't better than everything else in my edge use-case, or maybe one I've just made up, then everyone is a fool for getting it. There are no use-cases beyond mine that are worth considering. By the way, I'm very smart. Did two tours, worked as a top-boi in whatever industry the thread is about, so I know of what I speak, sir! Sorry to have to own-zone you so hard, but it was for the greater good
Learned a new set of words: own zone
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Anyway, Supermicro is a really really respected server board brand but this machine is on the depreciation curve that's dramatic given a couple years. Don't buy!
Are there any specific premade setups you would suggest that are on the right end of the curve and will provide efficient value?
Because productivity doesn't need brand new.
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