Hardware advice for a MATLAB oriented PC build

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on selecting optimal hardware for a MATLAB-oriented PC build, specifically comparing the AMD Ryzen 2700 and Intel Core i7 8700k CPUs. The Ryzen 2700 is favored for its 8 physical cores, as MATLAB does not significantly benefit from virtual cores. For GPUs, the Nvidia GeForce 1070Ti is considered for its high CUDA core count and OpenGL performance, while the Quadro P2000 is noted for potentially better performance despite lower benchmark scores. The build will include 32GB of RAM and an SSD, aligning with MATLAB's hardware recommendations.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of CPU architectures, specifically AMD Ryzen and Intel Core series
  • Familiarity with GPU specifications, particularly Nvidia GeForce and Quadro series
  • Knowledge of MATLAB's hardware requirements and performance optimization
  • Basic understanding of PC building components and configurations
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the performance differences between AMD Ryzen 2700 and Intel Core i7 8700k in MATLAB
  • Explore CUDA programming and its impact on MATLAB performance with Nvidia GPUs
  • Investigate the advantages of Quadro P2000 over GeForce 1070Ti for professional applications
  • Review MATLAB's official hardware recommendations for optimal performance
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for engineers, researchers, and developers who utilize MATLAB for tasks such as velocimetry, image processing, and statistical analysis, as well as anyone involved in building high-performance PCs for computational tasks.

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Hello PF,
I am considering some options in my upcoming PC build and want to choose the one that performed best in MATLAB. What I mostly do is velocimetry with a big amount of points, image processing, statistical analysis. My options are between 2 CPUs:
  • AMD Ryzen 2700 - for the 8 physical cores since MATLAB rarely benefits from virtuals.
  • Intel Core i7 8700k - mainly for its universality and optimization along with the good single core performance.
As for the GPUs, I considered the following:
  • Nvidia GeForce 1070Ti - for the 2k+ Cuda cores and the OpenGL performance ( from https://gfxbench.com/result.jsp) Along with a good pricing
  • Quadro P2000 - I read on some forums that it offered better performance even when the benchmarks were lower.
The build will have 32GB Ram and an SSD
 
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