Dual Ryzen 7 systems?

[jn77]

I am looking for a motherboard that will accept 2 Physical Ryzen 7 CPU's and 128gb of DDR-4 ram for each CPU (256GB Ram total).

 

[Ecky]

Doesn't exist.

 

[kanewolf]

There is no such thing. Dual socket CPUs require extra hardware to communicate between the processors. The server version of Ryzen has not been released yet. Maybe after the server versions are released there will be dual socket option.

 

[photonboy]

Not to be rude, but WHY would you possibly need 256GB of system memory?

Anyway, if you need that much processing you'll likely need to look at a SINGLE CPU with something like 16C/32T when it is released. I highly doubt you could benefit from more than 128GB system memory on such a system.

I get the impression that NO Desktop variant of dual socket is coming. Perhaps I'm wrong.

 

[jn77]

Not to be rude, but WHY would you possibly need 256GB of system memory?

Anyway, if you need that much processing you'll likely need to look at a SINGLE CPU with something like 16C/32T when it is released. I highly doubt you could benefit from more than 128GB system memory on such a system.

I get the impression that NO Desktop variant of dual socket is coming. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Because I don't want to spend the money on a rack server with dual Intel Xeon E5-2699AV4's in them because they are over priced and I want to stream 32 8k video streams over a network without the server being overloaded.

 

[kanewolf]

Have you benchmarked the loading on a CPU streaming an 8K video stream?

What storage infrastructure do you have for these video streams?

 

[GhislainG]

Not to be rude, but WHY would you possibly need 256GB of system memory?

Anyway, if you need that much processing you'll likely need to look at a SINGLE CPU with something like 16C/32T when it is released. I highly doubt you could benefit from more than 128GB system memory on such a system.

I get the impression that NO Desktop variant of dual socket is coming. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Because I don't want to spend the money on a rack server with dual Intel Xeon E5-2699AV4's in them because they are over priced and I want to stream 32 8k video streams over a network without the server being overloaded.

AMD Naples processors, when released, may cost less than the E5-2699AV4's, but they won't be cheap.