What is the best processor for Jarvee/MP - Intel vs AMD
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Jarvee working fine with Intel. About AMD I have no experience.
Thanks for the reply. Do you mind telling me what specs you have and how many accounts.
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You can pick one of those plans, it's Optimized for Jarvee.
https://www.serverhosh.com/massplanner-vps/
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A regular user will never notice any difference between Intel and AMD when it comes to .NET apps such as Jarvee.
Any hosting company that claims "optimized" servers is using the term as marketting gibberish.
Go with the cheaper.
Any hosting company that claims "optimized" servers is using the term as marketting gibberish.
Go with the cheaper.
Zombi3h3art
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this may help;
Intel has better - faster - stronger single Cores.
AMD is better at (the processing of) using multiple Cores.
the number of Cores generally represents how many decisions of things it can compare, understand or multitask with at the same time.
just a guess but Jarvee doesn't have much to compare at the same time as the Jarveee servers will sort out the incoming online directories of the data you want; and then your end user computer will apply the Jarvee categorization protocols that you ask it to, leaving a simpler step by step order of operations that need to be followed by your CPU. .... thinking some more there is likely a chart that looks a little like the supply and demand graph - where even the largest niche uses / users of Jarvee would be still benefitting from an Intel CPU. A broad Jarvee uses / users could have more benefit from AMD.
^ I think I did well making this neutral between the different CPU makers, but I personally sway to Intel.
Intel has better - faster - stronger single Cores.
AMD is better at (the processing of) using multiple Cores.
the number of Cores generally represents how many decisions of things it can compare, understand or multitask with at the same time.
just a guess but Jarvee doesn't have much to compare at the same time as the Jarveee servers will sort out the incoming online directories of the data you want; and then your end user computer will apply the Jarvee categorization protocols that you ask it to, leaving a simpler step by step order of operations that need to be followed by your CPU. .... thinking some more there is likely a chart that looks a little like the supply and demand graph - where even the largest niche uses / users of Jarvee would be still benefitting from an Intel CPU. A broad Jarvee uses / users could have more benefit from AMD.
^ I think I did well making this neutral between the different CPU makers, but I personally sway to Intel.
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