You may not like it, but this is what peak freedom looks like

the poor shouldn't be allowed to use technology.

Thanks

no cap

Based and redpilled

Its a dual socket server that's not in a rack. What exactly are you expecting
these certainly aren't consumer systems.

based POWERShill

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> OpenPOWER
> not RISCV

Can this thing run windows and pubg, fortnite?

Install gentoo

Yes

Laptop when?

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For what is space to the right from memory/below power connevtor used for?

OK! This is epic! Where can I order it!?

virtual machine

Not really. Those behind Openpower are actively helping the chinks.

Botnet card, mandatory in the US and UK.

A wha..?

>SMD pcie
planned obsolescence

I got mine too but i'm not motivated to do anything computer related at the moment. Maybe in a few weeks. Are you using a GPU? Are there any blob free?

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How much with the CPU?

about three fiddy.

Is the ISA free?

>is there support for my dead and irrelevant distro?

Every time with you lincucks.

Can I at least run PPC OS X on it somehow?

The only reason we don't have open hardware is thanks to fucking Stallman saying we don't need it.
It's mind-blowing how he can be so right about some stuff and so incredibly wrong about other stuff.

We don't have "open" hardware because it's literally impossible without nano-fabrication tech that would allow us to create and modify it at home. It's all still made and controlled exclusively by multi-billion dollar corporations whether some marketing stooge tells you it's free or not.

if they don't use any binary blobs does it even matter that production is required?

So the chip being a physical black box to you isn't a problem? The point of open source software from a privacy perspective is that you're sure there's no unknown code or function.

I don't see any solution besides releasing all the code and schematics. At some point there has to be trust with any mass produced product.

This is what i paid + 160$ for customs and VAT. This was the preorder black Friday offer i think it's somewhere around 1600$ now.

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This thread is filled with butthurt AMD shills.

How is nvlink involved here??

Peak freedom is Gentoo on an Intel laptop.

>inb4 amd garbage
Yall niggas free to leave a power outlet for more than 8 hours? lmfao

this was supposed to be sub $1k with 4c16t cpu included. it's now $1400 which is too much and i'd rather get epyc embedded.

>no M.2
>no SATA
>only two DRAM slots
>1 full sized PCI slot
That's a yikes for me.

lmfao dude power hasn't been competitive since the late 90's.

Why would you believe some dipshit extolling its resurrection. Literally fucking retarded. You got played.

>no SATA
Wrong
>only two DRAM slots
256GB is pretty decent
>no M.2
>1 full sized PCI slot
That's a downside but if you need more you can get a dual socket system if you're not a poorfag.
raptorcs.com/content/TL2B02/intro.html

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wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/Operating_System_Compatibility_List

How does this perform in rendering tasks?

packages.ubuntu.com/disco/handbrake it's availlable for ppc64el but x264 is heavily optimized for x86 and not so much for POWER9. There are phoronix benchmarks.

Yes, 20x price for less performance than you'd get with a normal computer from a normal brand. I wonder who could be behind such an amazing deal.

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Yes goyim, buy into cheap proprietary chips that have NSA inside the microcode controllers.

This motherboard still requires binary blobs.

this, where the heck are the rgbs??