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This quad-GPU Arm gaming server can run 16 Crysis instances at once

Posted on February 13, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

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Supermicro recently unveiled an Arm-based server – the ARS-210M-NR and Servethehome took it for a spin (opens in new tab), loading it with four Nvidia A16 cards. The test server came with a 128-core Ampere Altra Max Arm processor, running at 3GHz, with 16 DDR4 memory modules (512GB memory in all), two 25GbE-capable SPF28 ports, 16 2.5inch bays and a pair of 2Kw power supply units, all nicely assembled in a tool-less chassis.The cherry on the
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