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    Maaaaaaaaaaaaaammmm! Cavium's ThunderX 48-core ARM 64bits SoC 28nm at 2.5Ghz , PCI-Express 3.0, DDR3/DDR4 memory !

    http://www.cavium.com/ThunderX_ARM_Processors.html

    Do want !
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    Never heard of this company before. Been waiting on a dually board for ARM. Hoping AMD does this soon on there new 64 bit ARM processores.

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    These 48 core chips might be interesting for 3d rendering if they are cheap enough, gigabyte seem to be a partner and said they will have server + mini itx boards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lizardmech View Post
    These 48 core chips might be interesting for 3d rendering if they are cheap enough, gigabyte seem to be a partner and said they will have server + mini itx boards.
    Correct ! Say ... cheese !



    http://www.techradar.com/news/comput...tforms-1252069





    http://www.ithome.com.tw/news/88347
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    Here is a video of the ThundeX boards by Armdevices.net

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    Sorry, just lightly browsing so don't know if I skipped over it. Is there a price tag for these yet? And if so, anyone experience in crunching/folding with ARM chips? Wondering if something like this would be worth it in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jogshy View Post
    Here is a video of the ThundeX boards by Armdevices.net

    Awesome find! Many thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thraxis View Post
    Sorry, just lightly browsing so don't know if I skipped over it. Is there a price tag for these yet? And if so, anyone experience in crunching/folding with ARM chips? Wondering if something like this would be worth it in the future.
    AFAIK, no price announced yet. No idea about folding on ARM, sorry.
    I think I've seen a PCI3 slot in the video, I'm not sure, but that MicroATX board will be very interesting if it supports a GPU, yep.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jogshy View Post
    AFAIK, no price announced yet. No idea about folding on ARM, sorry.
    I think I've seen a PCI3 slot in the video, I'm not sure, but that MicroATX board will be very interesting if it supports a GPU, yep.
    Why a gpu?
    I just want the dual one with no gpu to crunch

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    Here is another board, directly by ARM Holdings. It is not really a end-user product, it's really a reference devboard aimed to "make other motherboards" or to test software compatibility... but it's interesting:
    The ARM Juno Devboard: 1x A57(dual core), 1x A53(quad core), GPU MALI T624(quad core,OpenGL|ES3), 8Gb DDR3, PCI-Express, SATA, USB, LAN, Audio:



    http://arm.com/products/tools/develo...t-platform.php

    No idea about its price.
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    LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

    The AMD Seattle Opteron A1100 SDK costs 2999$ !!! And you must apply also for the program ... what the...
    http://www.amd.com/en-us/who-we-are/...ion/events/arm

    It's just a 4-8 core a57 with PCI, USB motherboard, cmon , Daamit ! It should cost 200$ max.
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    The cost is probably more for support through AMD and for the software.

    Quote Originally Posted by jogshy View Post
    LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

    The AMD Seattle Opteron A1100 SDK costs 2999$ !!! And you must apply also for the program ... what the...
    http://www.amd.com/en-us/who-we-are/...ion/events/arm

    It's just a 4-8 core a57 with PCI, USB motherboard, cmon , Daamit ! It should cost 200$ max.
    Xeon E3-1245 @ Stock | Gigabyte H87N-Wifi | 16GB Crucial Ballistix LP @ 1600Mhz | R7 260x | Much and varied storage

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