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Do you ever feel like the high-end desktop or workstation markets have died? AMD and Intel aren't putting the same resources in like they used to. But even with that, there are companies chomping at the bit to get the latest high-est core count parts. In this video, we test one of the new ways systems are moving to a WFH cloud model, but also discuss that insatiable demand.
[0:00] Questions, Questions
[0:20] Rackmount Threadripper vs Tower
[1:26] Work From Home Workstations
[2:27] Custom Clouds Make Sense
[3:50] New Solutions and Customizations
[4:50] Armari 2UR64TP Specifications
[5:40] Benchmarks
[6:05] 64-Core Threadripper In High Demand
[8:05] Density Wins for VFX Industry
[8:50] Hard to source the CPUs
[10:15] If AMD Wants It
[11:20] Startup noises
[11:48] Zen 3 TR Pro, when?
[12:12] Customizations
[12:40] Outro
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Sponsored by Armari armari.com/trtrpro
Do you ever feel like the high-end desktop or workstation markets have died? AMD and Intel aren't putting the same resources in like they used to. But even with that, there are companies chomping at the bit to get the latest high-est core count parts. In this video, we test one of the new ways systems are moving to a WFH cloud model, but also discuss that insatiable demand.
[0:00] Questions, Questions
[0:20] Rackmount Threadripper vs Tower
[1:26] Work From Home Workstations
[2:27] Custom Clouds Make Sense
[3:50] New Solutions and Customizations
[4:50] Armari 2UR64TP Specifications
[5:40] Benchmarks
[6:05] 64-Core Threadripper In High Demand
[8:05] Density Wins for VFX Industry
[8:50] Hard to source the CPUs
[10:15] If AMD Wants It
[11:20] Startup noises
[11:48] Zen 3 TR Pro, when?
[12:12] Customizations
[12:40] Outro
-----------------------
If you like these videos and want to see more, Patreon helps support this channel: patreon.com/TechTechPotato
Follow Ian on Twitter at twitter.com/IanCutress
Follow TechTechPotato on Twitter at twitter.com/TechTechPotato
If you're in the market for something from Amazon, please use the following links. TTP may receive a commission if you purchase anything through these links.
Amazon USA : geni.us/AmazonUS-TTP
Amazon UK : geni.us/AmazonUK-TTP
Amazon CAN : geni.us/AmazonCAN-TTP
Amazon GER : geni.us/AmazonDE-TTP
Amazon Other : geni.us/TTPAmazonOther
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Welcome to the TechTechPotato (c) Dr. Ian Cutress
Ramblings about things related to Technology from an analyst for More Than Moore
#techtechpotato #workstation #ad
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More Than Moore, as with other research and analyst firms, provides or has provided paid research, analysis, advising, or consulting to many high-tech companies in the industry, which may include advertising on TTP. The companies that fall under this banner include Armari, Facebook, Linode, NordPass.