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Thursday, August 18, 2022

[20:20:30] + BillyZane/rizon sup

[20:20:59] + BillyZane/rizon i recently read about some of the new features on zen 4

[20:21:08] + BillyZane/rizon hi ComputerTech

[20:21:25] + BillyZane/rizon ComputerTech, are you an AMD fan

[20:22:14] + BillyZane/rizon arm + nvidia ?

[20:22:34] + BillyZane/rizon intel + arc

[20:22:43] + BillyZane/rizon amd + ryzen

[20:23:04] + BillyZane/rizon err

[20:23:16] + BillyZane/rizon amd + radeon

[20:23:22] + BillyZane/rizon h4, thanks

[20:23:56] + BillyZane/rizon I recently got a new PC so i can't really be too excited about the new hardware coming out

[20:24:26] + BillyZane/rizon i'm not a fan of intel's israel connections

[20:24:41] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, really

[20:24:58] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i never really thought about using arm on AWS

[20:25:41] + BillyZane/rizon i'm going to have to start using AWS in the near future

[20:25:51] + BillyZane/rizon good to know there's an arm version

[20:28:28] + BillyZane/rizon and the conversation degraded in to this

[20:28:49] + BillyZane/rizon this is why i don't chat on rizon that often

[20:56:38] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i see. i guess that's something to think about. it might be worth getting a compatible server for compiling off AWS

[20:57:07] + BillyZane/rizon i'm watching this key note, it came out a while back, but i guess i missed it

[20:57:08] + BillyZane/rizon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRtBB2VnF8M

[20:57:50] + BillyZane/rizon 24 lanes of PCIe 5.0, that's some decent I/O for a desktop

[20:58:13] + BillyZane/rizon well, as far as the AM5 socket goes

[21:02:29] + BillyZane/rizon same here

[21:02:47] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i tend to get modest upgrades with high value components

[21:06:45] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i got a rather old graphics card (GTX 660)

[21:07:16] + BillyZane/rizon but my PC is pretty new, i got a current motherboard (X570 chipset)

[21:07:39] + BillyZane/rizon haha, yeah it's crazy how this card is still pretty relevant

[21:07:46] + BillyZane/rizon i can still do a lot of gaming on it

[21:07:58] + BillyZane/rizon drivers are still officially supported

[21:08:31] + BillyZane/rizon the thing i want most on my next PC build is PCIe 5.0 storage in raid

[21:09:23] + BillyZane/rizon lol

[21:09:54] + BillyZane/rizon lol

[21:11:46] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, what kind of storage do you have?

[21:13:00] + BillyZane/rizon XD

[21:13:03] + BillyZane/rizon no i mean like..

[21:13:13] + BillyZane/rizon what hardware are you using for /

[21:14:10] + BillyZane/rizon are you aware of the nvme revolution

[21:14:46] + BillyZane/rizon oh, which one?

[21:15:04] + BillyZane/rizon is this your first time

[21:15:20] + BillyZane/rizon man it is amazing

[21:15:36] + BillyZane/rizon nice

[21:15:43] + BillyZane/rizon you know what i want in my next PC?

[21:16:50] + BillyZane/rizon that's pretty sweet

[21:16:55] + BillyZane/rizon i don't really have a need for high capacity storage

[21:17:06] + BillyZane/rizon i'm actually thinking of deleting stuff

[21:17:12] + BillyZane/rizon and just lowering my storage needs

[21:18:05] + BillyZane/rizon i went from ~ 300 MB/s read speeds to 3000 MB/s read speeds

[21:18:11] + BillyZane/rizon on my last upgrade

[21:18:27] + BillyZane/rizon and i want to reach 30,000 MB/s read speeds on my next system

[21:18:33] + BillyZane/rizon if not more

[21:19:21] + BillyZane/rizon you can get PCIe 4.0 M.2 drives with 7,000 MB/s read speeds

[21:19:47] + BillyZane/rizon PCIe 5.0 drives should be able to reach 13,000+

[21:20:14] + BillyZane/rizon all you gotta do is put one of those in raid

[21:20:18] + BillyZane/rizon or two of those rather

[21:20:36] + BillyZane/rizon i got 64gigs atm

[21:20:43] + BillyZane/rizon i've been mulling over 128gigs

[21:20:54] + BillyZane/rizon haha yeah

[21:21:06] + BillyZane/rizon i was looking in to qemu

[21:21:40] + BillyZane/rizon i use a lot of my ram though

[21:22:04] + BillyZane/rizon zfs uses so much

[21:22:40] + BillyZane/rizon you like to max out your ram i see, lol

[21:22:49] + BillyZane/rizon i need lots of ram too

[21:23:14] + BillyZane/rizon :o

[21:23:18] + BillyZane/rizon how high can it go?

[21:24:26] + BillyZane/rizon that's quite a bit of ram

[21:24:34] + BillyZane/rizon but

[21:24:45] + BillyZane/rizon it's difficult to make sense of it

[21:24:58] + BillyZane/rizon i've tried buying older parts and i end up regretting it

[21:25:04] + BillyZane/rizon it's just a waste of money

[21:25:28] + BillyZane/rizon i don't really need that much, lol

[21:25:31] + BillyZane/rizon maybe some day i will

[21:25:55] + BillyZane/rizon i've found in real world situations, having faster storage is probably more important

[21:26:02] + BillyZane/rizon than trying to max out the ram

[21:26:08] + BillyZane/rizon you want a lot of ram of course

[21:26:43] + BillyZane/rizon that would be pretty nice

[21:27:01] + BillyZane/rizon but if you've got insane storage speeds

[21:27:05] + BillyZane/rizon then it almost doesn't matter

[21:27:12] + BillyZane/rizon i mean it depends on what you're doing too

[21:28:11] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i see what you mean though, i mean just running your whole system off the ram is like the ultimate speed boost

[21:29:20] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, the thing to consider though is that two PCIe 5.0 storage devices in raid is actually as fast as a single stick of DDR4

[21:30:13] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, when you're loading/unloading a VM in and out of ram, having storage speeds of that caliber would be insane. imagine loading a 25 gig virtual machine in 1 second

[21:30:46] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, also to consider is if you're putting your VM in ram, that's less ram that your VM can have

[21:32:21] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, also, AMD's smart access storage means you'll be able to bypass the CPU when loading textures directly in to the GPU

[21:32:31] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, really....

[21:32:49] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, is it a gay bar?

[21:34:48] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i have not

[21:35:38] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, she's not bad looking but the finnish prime minister be taking the cake

[21:36:09] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, yeah i guess so, but she's still better looking than most politicians

[21:39:36] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, what i want is A E S T H E T I C

[21:40:04] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, i want AMD processor, AMD graphics, and an AMD chipset, all connected to a PCIe 5.0 storage. I WANT NEW AND SHINY SHIT

[21:40:33] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, it's not even about the raw numbers man. having a superior system architecture is important too

[21:49:30] + BillyZane/rizon linuxuser, haha yeah i remember that

[21:51:30] + BillyZane/rizon sushi-chan, i'm relatively new here

[21:52:51] + BillyZane/rizon now what happens if you serve your children your sour vag bread and take them out to a restaurant and feed them horse semen, will that be child endangerment

[21:54:39] + BillyZane/rizon sushi-chan, i was having spider problems in my room

[21:54:43] + BillyZane/rizon it was inexplicable

[21:55:00] + BillyZane/rizon i started imagining the spiders were living in my room, feeding, breeding. i did some serious cleaning

[21:55:17] + BillyZane/rizon they're these 1CM long black spiders

[21:55:23] + BillyZane/rizon crawling all around randomly

[21:56:16] + BillyZane/rizon i figured out how they got in though, i was keeping my window open and there was a tiny gap between the screen and the base, just large enough for a spider to squeeze through

[21:57:05] + BillyZane/rizon sushi-chan, lately i've come to realize that spiders might be sentient

[21:57:33] + BillyZane/rizon sushi-chan, *during opening hours on wall street

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