Overkill zostava posúdenie

[Pietro sk]

turbo nepreferuje zen, ale profesionali preferuju zen3 tr
na pracovny pc su fajn profi disky, ecc unbuff ram. (am4 nema zablokovane)
zen4 je za dverami, vraj pocas augusta maju byt nejake prezentacie.

[Andre]

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/gigabyte/m32u

[mp3turbo]

Zen5995 asi nevojde do ceny..

[lopo1]

Zen5995 mozno vyjde ale do druheho stroja tam bude budget okolo 10k

[mp3turbo]

otazka je ci to ma nejaky zmysel. Kolko prace ma na projekte CPU v porovnani s GPU (cpu 10%, gpu 90% ?), kolko jadier vie vyuzit (nie vsetko vie 64 jadierok)...

[lopo1]

vie to vyuzit hodne jadierok v ramci skusky sme to rozbehali v datovom centre a to co nam na aktualnom PC robilo 12hodin server to mal hotove do 2 hodin. Len trvale vyuzitie nie je mozne

[mp3turbo]

strucne k 43" monitorom pre 4K rozlisenie :
https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/9275/ ... mpressions

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Workstation & Media Impressions

I used the ASUS ROG Strix XG438Q for 10s of hours owrking in front of it, which meant hundreds of news articles written here for TweakTown and a bunch of hours re-organizing my GPU benchmark charts in Google Sheets. I knew before I received the monitor that I wouldn't be returning it because I loved it so much, but then it improved my workflow... that was when I had the "I have to keep this display" moment.

Seriously, it felt like my entire workflow was improved using this monitor -- with the native 3840 x 2160 resolution feeling way more at home on a 43-inch panel versus a 27-inch panel. Don't get me wrong, I've used professional-grade 32-inch 4K IPS-based workstation monitors before, with that also being an ASUS model in the ProArt PA32UC (my review on that here) and while the 32-inch panel is better for 4K, it doesn't come close to how great 3840 x 2160 is on a 43-inch panel.

cez 10 rokov sedim na 40" a 43" 4K bez skalovania, prave terazki 2x HP Z43... 32" ani zadarmo.