Raspberry Pi demolished by monster 128-core ARM CPU!

The collab nobody knew we needed. I took my 6-node Raspberry Pi cluster to @ServeTheHomeVideo and faced it off against a 128-core monster ARM server.

Huge thanks to Micro Center for making this possible!

#Sponsored #ARM #RaspberryPi

Mentioned in this video:

- The video Patrick has is the "Supermicro ARS-210ME-FNR", with the M128-30 CPU

Contents:

00:00 - 24 cores - but not the same
00:52 - Apples to Apples
03:50 - Size comparison
04:52 - ARM in the cloud? Edge?
05:55 - ARM v ARM: top500 showdown
06:44 - New new bramble
07:38 - No time for microSD, we go NVMe
08:56 - Super6c, Super improved
10:27 - Linpack on the Pis
12:02 - Linpack on the Ampere Altra Max
12:46 - Price to performance
13:53 - Benchmarking methodology
14:56 - Is ARM the most efficient?
16:46 - GPUs: efficiency kings
17:48 - Platform maturity vs x86
19:38 - So what's the verdict?
20:39 - Surprise Stolen Supermicro

[ServeTheHomeVideo]

What a super-fun collaboration exploring Arm server options! Thank you for stopping by Jeff!

[meatbyproducts]

2021 Linus flexes doing videos on million dollar home, 2022 Jeff flexes showing off he ownes multiple Rasberry Pi units.

[draconightwalker]

Patrick and Jeff. In one video. Talking ARM servers and RPIs. Awesome

[otrab]

Amazing that he was able to find 6 compute modules let alone regular Raspberry Pis

[v]

It seriously makes my day when you're feeling good enough to make a video and post it. Glad to see you upload again Jeff.

[DJEshelman-personal]

When I saw this thumbnail I literally went to "The Collab nobody knew they needed" only to find it was the first line of the description. Great minds and all that...
Good stuff y'all!

[hikingpete]

That was a great collab. The scripting was fantastic and you guys interacted seamlessly.

[vicmaxabc]

I love both channels, looking forward to more colabs!

[proxymoxylinks]

Jeff nicking the server at the end is the cherry on the top. Great video guys, I enjoy both of your channels :)

[Daggenthal]

I seriously love ARM so much, so this got me really excited!! Great video :D I've waited years and years for someone to fully push out ARM to the mainstream desktop for "regular" consumer usage, and while the Pi's + others are capable, nothing was ever the same as your usual x86-64 for typical tasks / light gaming. Well, when Apple announced their M series of chips, I got excited and purchased one right away after reviews! Been happily using my M1 Max as a daily driver, all because I love ARM and really want to support it as much as I can, even if it's coming from Apple, who doesn't truly *need* the money but ended up making a product that I had been looking for for quite some time.

I'm just happy that a major company took the plunge, and I'm happily following suit. Maybe someday we'll all be on ARM!

[nlcirque]

Great collaboration from 2 of my favorite tech channels.

[esra_erimez]

Two of my favorite YouTubers! I'm glad to see what Patrick's studio looks like!

[blakeseufert]

Serve the "large scale, high performance data center" home. Great collab guys.

[niklasxl]

good to see a colab with you and Patrik :D

[Smytjf]

Hey, this is great! Y'all make great crossovers.

[rafaelsuarez]

Owesome ! Thanks to both.
Hope your getting beter Jef,

[THEMithrandir]

We should compare Wh for fixed unit of work. E.g. the same compilation/render and just look at the power consumed to do the work.

[Dygear]

x86 servers also have a mechanism for attesting the boot process that simply doesn't work right now with an arm server.

[sshogo]

What an awesome vid guys! Not only did i learn new stuff, I couldn't be but happy to see you both school us on a badass project. One of the best vids I watched coming from your end. Thank you both!

[nmadfernan]

yes, the collab we never knew we needed. good thing red shirt jeff must be busy somewhere else.