You can access the gitlab server without creating an account: https://gitlab.syncad.com/explore
But you need to create an account to file issues and submit merge requests.
We ran it on two systems:
- 3960X 256GB RAM 2 NVMe drives (Corsair MP600s 2TB and 1TB)
- 3800X 128GB RAM 1 NVMe drive (Sabrent Rocket 4.0 2TB) and 1 SSD (Samsung 860 EVO 1TB)
Times:
- 3960X took 3 days 20 hours
- 3800X took 4 days 13 hours
Thanks @blocktrades, yes I know for access without creating an account, I just wanted to avoid an additional account to my already existing gitlab and github 😂
Really interesting that the tests were done with a Ryzen processor. In case you do a more detailed post later on the tests, it will be possible to have also the CPU/RAM load after synchronization (I mean in load testing)?
Witness FR - Gen X - Geek 🤓 Gamer 🎮 traveler ⛩️
Don't miss the Hive Power UP Day! more info here
I really like the current generation Ryzens, they've moved me back to mostly buying AMD systems, whereas previously we'd mostly been buying Intel systems. We started dabbling with AMD again with Ryzen and Ryzen2, but started going with AMD in a big way with Ryzen3.
One really nice feature of the new AMDs is we can get relatively cheap systems with 256GB (via the threadripper series which allows for 8 32GB DIMMs), which is very important to us since we run a lot of VMs, and the hosts for those VMs tend to be memory bottlenecked. PCI-4 support is also very nice to have for the high-speed NVMes.
We'll be publishing a lot more data about CPU/RAM loading in the next few weeks. But, the short summary is performance for Eclipse is really good.
Thanks 👍, you made me want to test it with VMware and Unraid on a project I have to upgrade and which is using several VMs.
Witness FR - Gen X - Geek 🤓 Gamer 🎮 traveler ⛩️
Don't miss the Hive Power UP Day! more info here