Patrick Schur

DevOps Engineer | Interested in Hardware, GNU/Linux and Cyber Security

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@_rogame @RajaJagadeesan Both are mobile reference platforms. Mayan is for FP7 and Lilac for FP7r2. The desktop reference platform is called Splinter.

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@ExecuFix Pssst... 6 nm and RDNA2 🤫

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@wild_cracks Where is Turin and Bergamo coming from and what about Trento and Badami? 🙃

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AMD Storm Peak 🧐

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@Arcturus_PRD CPU

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@VideoCardz Yep 😋

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@davideneco25320 Tell me something new... 🙃

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@OrinLupe I was thinking about something like zoc (Zen OC) and noc (Navi OC). 😅

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Just to let you know, I'm currently working on an open source overclocking and monitoring tool for Linux and with support for all Zen based CPUs. 😋

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@ExecuFix @Nexusunny What do you mean? It's a normal TDP value as it's defined by AMD.

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The exact TDP numbers for Raphael are 65, 95, 105, 120 and 170 W.

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@aschilling It's the TDP. PPT can go beyond the TDP.
PPT limit = TDP * 135 %

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@_rogame I'm pretty sure that we will not see an odd number of cores, but it's definitely possible that some CPUs will only have one CCD. But don't quote me on that. 😀

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Raphael 🥰
- up to 16 Cores
- up to 170 W
- 5 nm

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@Wolf9466 @OrionMatsuura Help is always appreciated.

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Also thanks to @tekwendell for supporting me and giving me remote access to his Epyc servers. 🥳

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@OrionMatsuura That's also something I'm looking at. 👀 But it's too early to talk about it. I'll concentrate on CPUs first.

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@peresuslog @MauriQHD @davideneco25320 https://t.co/w4RLJs9JLU

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@KOMACHI_ENSAKA Yeap, RMB has USB4 support. Difference between FP7 and FP7r2 is the following:

FP7r2: Only DDR5 (SO-DIMM) + ECC (not every APU)
FP7: Only LPDDR5 (no ECC at all)

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AMD Ryzen Embedded - V3000
Zen 3 (6 nm) - FP7r2

- up to 8 Cores / 16 Threads
- 20x PCIe 4.0 lanes (8x dGPU)
- 4x DDR5-4800 (ECC)
- two 10G ethernet PHYs
- 2x USB 4.0
- 15-30 W and 35-54 W models
- up to 12 CUs (RDNA2)

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@Locuza_ @peresuslog @MauriQHD @davideneco25320 According to my information only 4x 32b are possible.