New details of the amd epyc 7000 processors
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AMD EPYC 7000 is Sunnyvale's new server platform, these processors are based on its Zen microarchitecture and have been previously known as Naples, as its launch approaches we have new details, this time of what will be its most powerful model, the 32-core EPYC 7601.
EPYC 7601 is AMD's new monster for servers
AMD EPYC 7601 will be AMD's new top of the range for servers, a Zen-based silicon with a whopping 32 cores and 64 threads of processing thanks to SMT technology. This processor works at a clock frequency of 2.2 GHz in base mode and 3.2 GHz in turbo mode, very high figures for a monster of no less than 32 cores and that includes four Summit Ridge dies inside. So much power has a TDP of 180W and an expected price of $ 4, 000.
AMD EPYC has the mission of making the company competitive again in a sector clearly dominated by Intel in recent years with its Xeon chips, it seems clear that this time AMD has a great weapon with which to stand up to the semiconductor giant. Zen has shown tremendous performance when using a large number of threads, and that is precisely what servers need.
Source: techpowerup
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