yosarianilives

For sale today I have some ram and cpus I no longer need. Most of ram is not too interesting, mainly useful for daily. Cpus are old samples that I'm never gonna use. Athlon tbird 1000b A1000AMT3B $5 Coppermine celeron 1.1 Ghz sl5xu $5 P3 800eb sl3y2, P3 866 sl4cb $5 each P4 1.8 sl5vj, p4 1.7 sl5tk, p4 2.6 sl6wh, $5 each, unmarked chip free with purchase of any S478 cpu LC3518 not x58 compatible $10 OCZ reapers ddr2 1150 MHZ $20 for kit of 2 OCZ Flex XLC 1150 mhz ddr2 $25 for 3 2x16 gb dual rank Sammy bdie ddr4 $180 2x8 gb Kingston Hyperx Ddr3 $30 Gskill ripjaws 4gb Ddr3 dimms 2 for $8, 3 for $10, 6 for $18 2x4 gb gskill sniper Ddr3 $8 3x4 gb corsair xms3 Ddr3 3 for $10 4gb hynix afr and 2x 4gb nanya Ddr3 3 for $10 4 gb micron ddr4 $15 1 gb crucial ddr1 $1+purchase of other item 2x2 gb gskill ripjaws Ddr3 $5 Rimms 3 for $5 Edo ram $5 Pile of random ram, free with any purchase+shipping

I find 1 fps unoptimisicallly low tbh, this is at 4.2 and I expect to see 5.5+, probably close to 6 ghz on the right chip, also mem is pretty low and that fsb is relatively low. It's gonna be the equivalent of taking ankle weights off in an anime when he posts his real score.

That I wouldn't know, but I can say that intel makes way more cpus than AMD and still is at 100% sales.

Well depends on how big a trader they are, more cores means less servers. Bigger the trader with more money they can afford more servers with less cores per box. They'll use cascade lake over Skylake refresh because the hardware mitigations for meltdown are way faster than software They do also use fpgas, just depends on the customer. I saw the trays of cpus at a company that builds oc servers for hft so they had all kinds.

There's stock, they just sell 100% of what they make, I've seen trays of 10980xe's, it's just not profitable to sell cpus to pleb consumers when you can sell to HFT who buy by the tray.

Definitely surprised nobody found this sooner lol

Have a few more that I missed: https://hwbot.org/submission/4278449_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_1.0_core_i9_9900k_26117_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4279485_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_1.0_ryzen_5_2600_19740_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4264603_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_1.0_core_i3_2100_13643_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4264583_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_1.0_celeron_g470_10812_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4278453_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_2.0_core_i9_9900k_16480_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4263075_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_2.0_xeon_e3_1286_v3_14218_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4279489_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_2.0_ryzen_5_2600_13812_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4264604_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_2.0_core_i3_2100_9727_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4264584_yosarianilives_pcmark_android___work_2.0_celeron_g470_7245_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4283185_yosarianilives_3dmark___sling_shot_(u)_1080p_radeon_hd_7570_5968_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/4283187_yosarianilives_3dmark___sling_shot_(u)_1440p_radeon_hd_7570_3712_marks

If we do that we should do 1030, I got one modded Galax ready to go

22 core cpu wouldn't pull any cpus from the stock of 18c and below. It uses a different die so it'd pull from dies currently only used on lga 3467 as it would have to come out of the 28 core die. As far as the shortage, the best way to get cpus is inside deals. HFT is buying up all of the lga 2066 cpus they can because the alternative to them is to run a bunch of servers with 9900ks, HFT needs the fastest cores they can get and will pay whatever it takes to get them.

Have a few subs I'd like deleted plz, no hurry https://hwbot.org/submission/4280096_yosarianilives_performancetest_mobile_core_i7_6770hq_22831_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4264605_yosarianilives_performancetest_mobile_core_i3_2100_20538_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4264585_yosarianilives_performancetest_mobile_celeron_g470_15332_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4278458_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_core_i9_9900k_19472_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4279494_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_ryzen_5_2600_12077_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4263080_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_xeon_e3_1286_v3_11774_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4280097_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_core_i7_6770hq_7153_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4264606_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_core_i3_2100_5395_points https://hwbot.org/submission/4264586_yosarianilives_vellamo_multicore_celeron_g470_2646_points

Great time to get into legacy

This bench is single threaded yet listed as multithreaded, definitely would be a low priority but can we get it moved to a single threaded ranking? https://hwbot.org/benchmark/system_stability_tester_32m_pi/

IMHO the spirit of cheapaz is hard mods. AFAIK it started out as a comp centered around encouraging people to take out the iron and IMHO it should stay that way. If we don't want to do a graphics card then I think mobo igp is good cause most mobos with igps suck and require hard mods. Also specific mobo igps may be tough to acquire but in general low end mobos with igp shouldn't be. So perhaps don't say do <this> mobo igp and just say comp is limited to mobo igp?

I think a mobo igp based comp could be interesting wether it be nvidia igp or intel GMA or even integrated ATI. Would be limited to dx9 benches at the max but that still offers some like ice storm, and everything older than vantage.

3rd gen would be good if we're going for less popular. 2nd gen has almost as many stages as 1st gen imho