Time for some hardware porn.
Ultimate AMD Genoa-X Workstation Build

The EPYC 9684X runs AMD’s Zen 4 micro-architecture with AVX-512, 12-channel DDR5 memory, and a plethora of other advancements found within the EPYC 9004 series. With a whopping 96 cores, 192 threads, a 2.55 GHz base frequency, a 3.70 GHz boost frequency, and 1,152MB L3 cache, the 9684X indeed defines performance.

The TYAN Transport HX FT65T-B8050 is a “deskside server” (as Tyan calls it) that promises users an impressive combination of performance and versatility. They aren’t kidding because this system can fit a ridiculous amount of storage devices and supports a range of CPUs with multiple GPUs.
At its heart lies a single-socket AMD EPYC 9004 Series Processor, focusing on performance. Users will also benefit from 8 DIMM slots compatible with DDR5 4800 memory to help ensure swift and lag-free data processing. Regarding its GPU support, the FT65T-B8050’s design allows for two double-width x16 and two single-width x16 GPU cards.
The model we are looking at is the “-2T”, which is distinct in its configuration and is particularly well-suited for high-bandwidth applications. It comes fitted with two 10GBase-T ports, which allow for faster data transmission speeds. In comparison, the other two models have a more basic configuration with just two 1000Base-T ports and one IPMI, making the -2T variant a more robust choice for demanding applications.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Yup. My budget can't afford it either.

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