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原帖由 qcmadness 於 2017-7-13 01:33 發表
But even the database is stored in memory, the latency issues still remain.
You could think of some bias but the latency difference is still too large to ignore.
Not sure, but if as comments mentioned (I don't know much about database) a real-life model requires data stored mostly in RAM,
EPYC has a much better bandwidth comparing to Intel's.
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So the dual socket AMD system should theoretically get 307 GB per second (2.4 GT/s* 8 bytes per channel x 8 channels x 2 sockets). The Intel system has access to 256 GB per second (2.66 GT/s* 8 bytes per channel x 6 channels x 2 sockets).
So it is interesting (and probably more useful) to test a large database.