F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop TR PRO 5965WX versus 5965WX in CCX topology and memory handling...

TR PRO 5965WX versus 5965WX in CCX topology and memory handling...

TR PRO 5965WX versus 5965WX in CCX topology and memory handling...

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BernyTheMan
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08-13-2022, 01:56 AM
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Hey, you're thinking carefully about your purchase. You mentioned needing a lot of PCIe cards and handling heavy data workloads like 40G networks, NVMe SSD RAID, I/O caching, and virtual machines. That puts a lot of emphasis on memory performance. The TR5965WX seems to offer a larger cache, which could help with those I/O-heavy tasks, while the TR5955WX runs faster but might not match the cache advantage. Since you're unsure about the newer generations, your concern is totally valid. You're also considering the ASRock WRX80 motherboard, which seems solid enough for your needs. Without more specifics on the models, it's hard to say definitively, but you're making a smart decision by seeking clarity before buying.
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BernyTheMan
08-13-2022, 01:56 AM #1

Hey, you're thinking carefully about your purchase. You mentioned needing a lot of PCIe cards and handling heavy data workloads like 40G networks, NVMe SSD RAID, I/O caching, and virtual machines. That puts a lot of emphasis on memory performance. The TR5965WX seems to offer a larger cache, which could help with those I/O-heavy tasks, while the TR5955WX runs faster but might not match the cache advantage. Since you're unsure about the newer generations, your concern is totally valid. You're also considering the ASRock WRX80 motherboard, which seems solid enough for your needs. Without more specifics on the models, it's hard to say definitively, but you're making a smart decision by seeking clarity before buying.