Consumer vs. Server: AMD Dual-Epyc Motherboard VRM Analysis

Описание: In this video, we're analyzing the dual-CPU Epyc server motherboard (Gigabyte MZ97-FS0), talking about consumer vs. server hardware, and talking about overclocking & Epyc Rome.
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"Overclocking" is in scare quotes because it's only "technically" possible.

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Analyzing this AMD Epyc server board (by Gigabyte) gives an interesting perspective on enterprise vs. consumer hardware. First of all, overpowering the VRMs with airflow means heatsinks aren't needed, but it's in exchange for fans that can run up to 16,000 RPM. We cover the Vcore VRM, SOC VRM, minor rails/VPP, and memory power delivery in this motherboard analysis.

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Host: Buildzoid of AHOC
Video: Josh Svoboda

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