12:55:55 <sech1> https://xmrig.com/benchmark/c9zwYWkMU8L
12:56:57 <sech1> https://xmrig.com/benchmark/aSoeAvqRym
13:18:43 <asymptotically> sech1: is that AWS?
13:18:49 <sech1> yes
13:19:31 <asymptotically> very nice
13:20:11 <hyc> 64 threads, cool
13:20:59 <hyc> hm, 64 threads and less than 2MB per thread
13:25:36 <hyc> what's the clockrate of those cores?
13:25:48 <hyc> compared to https://xmrig.com/benchmark/EEr8yGdAFE4
13:26:27 <sech1> 2.6 - 3.1 GHz, this is AWS hosting
13:26:55 <sech1> I don't know exact clocks
13:28:38 <sech1> When I tested with 4 threads only, I got 1100 h/s - 275 h/s per core
13:29:37 <hyc> makes sense. clocks sound like typical server speeds. I guess Amazon wouldn't bother offering these if they didn't already win on perf/watt
15:58:52 <sech1> Interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sAcXhad16k
15:59:00 <sech1> core/cache layout in Zen3 is totally different
16:04:15 <hyc> yes, they had to chaneg it since CCXs are more tightly integrated