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AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D Dedicated Server discussions

Discussion in 'Dedicated server hosting' started by eva2000, Nov 8, 2023.

  1. eva2000

    eva2000 Administrator Staff Member

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    @duderuud you have a beast of a dedicated server with AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D https://community.centminmod.com/threads/post-your-130-00beta01-el9-install-times.24241/#post-97700

    So would you mind running some benchmarks? :) You don't have to if you don't want to. Just curious :)

    Some Centmin Mod Nginx HTTP/2 h2load benchmarks from https://github.com/centminmod/h2load-benchmarks as per https://community.centminmod.com/th...-00beta01-test-installation.24233/#post-97648

    Setup

    Code (Text):
    /usr/bin/nv -d domain.com -s y -u YOURFTPusername
    CNIP=$(curl -s https://geoip.centminmod.com/v4 | jq -r ".ip") && echo "$CNIP domain.com" >> /etc/hosts
    cat /etc/hosts
    curl -Ik https://domain.com
    cd /home; git clone https://github.com/centminmod/h2load-benchmarks


    Then HTTP/2 h2load benchmark run


    with 1 thread -t1
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t1 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary1.log
    

    with 2 thread -t2
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t2 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary2.log
    

    with 4 thread -t4
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t4 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary4.log
    

    with 8 thread -t8
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t8 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary8.log
    

    with 16 thread -t16
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t16 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary16.log
    

    with 24 thread -t24
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t24 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary24.log
    

    with 32 thread -t32
    Code (Text):
    /home/h2load-benchmarks/h2load-bench.sh -t32 -c100 -n5000 -u https://domain.com | grep -oP '{.*}' | jq -r | tee -a /home/nginxh2loadbench-summary32.log
    


    Then sysbench benchmarks setup

    Code (Text):
    mkdir -p /root/tools/sysbench
    cd /root/tools/sysbench
    wget -O /root/tools/sysbench/sysbench.sh https://github.com/centminmod/centminmod-sysbench/raw/master/sysbench.sh
    chmod +x sysbench.sh
    ./sysbench.sh install
    

    Run benchmarks
    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh cpu
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh mem
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh file
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh file-16k
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh file-64k
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh file-512k
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh file-1m
    

    Code (Text):
    ./sysbench.sh mysqloltpnew
    
     
  2. duderuud

    duderuud Active Member

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    See attachment. Not a 100% sure the h2load benchmarks are correct though.
     

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  3. eva2000

    eva2000 Administrator Staff Member

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    Cheers. Those Nginx HTTP/2 HTTPS h2load benchmarks look right to me, though higher numbers in terms of requests/s

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  4. rdan

    rdan Well-Known Member

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    Does it have 100% uptime?
    Like Xeon servers.

    I tried some of the older AMD Ryzen servers from Hetzner auctions (AMD Ryzen 9 5950X), and after 40+ days of running it just hangs up for unknown reasons (I cannot find some reasons on the logs).

    I also suspect it could be because I'm using HWE kernels at that time.
     
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    duderuud Active Member

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    I have not experienced the hang ups...
     
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    rdan Well-Known Member

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    Maximum days its been up and online?
    I might try the same CPU config from Hetzner.

    Thank you.
     
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    duderuud Active Member

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    No idea really but 30+ days was no issue at all. I regularly reboot servers after significant updates.
     
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    Wormonow New Member

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    I've been looking into servers like this one, too, and while they offer some solid performance, especially for benchmarks, it's worth checking out options that are more geared toward streaming and high-demand applications.
     
  9. Menserret

    Menserret New Member

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    There are many advantages of AMD Ryzen 9:
    1) High core and thread counts make it ideal for heavy multitasking, virtualization, and content creation.
    2) Handles multiple VMs, containers, and high-traffic applications smoothly.
    3) Faster NVMe storage and GPU performance for modern systems.
     
  10. Grombahen

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    With 12–16 cores and 24–32 threads (depending on the model), Ryzen 9 servers can: 1) Handle heavy multitasking: 2) Run multiple VPS instances; 3) Manage virtualization efficiently; 4) Support large databases and web applications
     
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    As I see it, the main advantages of running Ryzen 9 is high clock speeds plus technologies like Precision Boost and 3D V-Cache (in X3D models) help Ryzen 9 chips deliver excellent gaming performance — improving frame rates and responsiveness, especially in CPU-dependent game scenarios.