Based on the sockets it's just a big big server. But other than that, nothing special about it. Not speaking from the software behind this, that's incredible.
They are probably using the Thread-affinity Windows APIs, where you can instruct a thread to run on a specific processor core (rather than letting the OS determine the core); and their threads should be running carefully timed loops that can drive the core to different, predictable core saturation levels (giving the different shades of blue according to the load). Quite ingenious! Here are the APIs in case yo want to view the details of how it could be done: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/multiple-processors
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This might be the most cpu-intensive version of "Pong"
Game of Life in Task Manager would be dope too
I think that's a near-perfect candidate for this new genre of gaming!
Dream of Doom is getting closer every day
I assume this is just the kind of thing you do when you have 32 Xeon Platinum 9200s lying around
yes
And they said, having a great many cores is a case of diminishing returns...
Are you planning on releasing source code or explaining how to reproduce something like this? thanks
I really want to know how
This is putting EVERYTHING that Linus ever did to shame. I really hope he hears about this and invites you over or something
Based on the sockets it's just a big big server. But other than that, nothing special about it.
Not speaking from the software behind this, that's incredible.
Can we share this video with credit ? amazing !!
Such eerie music
my god, I'd like to know how it's made
They are probably using the Thread-affinity Windows APIs, where you can instruct a thread to run on a specific processor core (rather than letting the OS determine the core); and their threads should be running carefully timed loops that can drive the core to different, predictable core saturation levels (giving the different shades of blue according to the load). Quite ingenious! Here are the APIs in case yo want to view the details of how it could be done: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/multiple-processors
With great difficulty
Hah! my i3 has a higher clockspeed of 3.60 GHz, that's a bigger number so it must be better!
Your i3 has only 4 cores (if it is 8th gen or newer), this computer has 896 cores
run cinebench plz,
But - can it run Crysis?
This guy works at Microsoft I think, I heard about this exact server and even made a reddit post on it.
Это же гениально! 896 ядер./ И в двое больше потоков. Лагают в такие игры.... Как же это печально...
Го тесты игр
What equipment do you do this on?
Where are so many cores from?
something like HP's Superdome Flex servers... 8 chassis, 4 sockets each, 28 cores, 56 threads per cpu... (896 cores/1792 threads)
От идеи до реализации - все круто
Good god
What the ... Bro! Like how?
Dude...
.............. no .....................
What it hell did you go through to make this?