AMD today unveiled its new EPYC Rome 7nm server processors, which are based on the Zen 2 architecture. The SP3 processor line has 8 to 64 cores with support for multi-threaded computing. The frequencies of the flagship processor are 2250 MHz in the base mode and 3400 MHz in the maximum boost. Most likely in the second case, the frequencies for several cores are indicated.

ModelCores / threadsBase frequency, GHzBoost frequency, GHzL3-cache, MBTDP, WCost, $
AMD EPYC 774264 / 1282,253,42562256950
AMD EPYC 770264 / 1282,03,352562006450
AMD EPYC 7702P64 / 1282,03,352562004425
AMD EPYC 764248 / 962,33,32562254775
AMD EPYC 755248 / 962,23,31922004025
AMD EPYC 754248 / 962,93,41282253400
AMD EPYC 750232 / 642,53,351281802600
AMD EPYC 7502P32 / 642,53,351281802300
AMD EPYC 744232 / 642,353,351281552025
AMD EPYC 740224 / 482,83,351281801783
AMD EPYC 7402P24 / 482,83,351281801250
AMD EPYC 735224 / 482,33,21281551350
AMD EPYC 730216 / 323,03,3128155978
AMD EPYC 7302P16 / 323,03,3128155825
AMD EPYC 728216 / 322,83,264120650
AMD EPYC 727212 / 242,93,264120625
AMD EPYC 72628 / 163,23,4128155575
AMD EPYC 72528 / 163,13,264120475
AMD EPYC 7252P8 / 163,13,232120450

The new CPUs support 8-channel DDR4 3200 MHz, the new PCI-e 4.0 standard, have 32 to 256 megabytes of L3 cache, and are characterized by a TDP of 120 to 225 watts.

Of the already announced AMD partners who will adopt the new processors, Google is worth mentioning. The search giant will use EPYC-based servers in its data centers and on the Google Cloud Compute Engine.

Source: WccfTech

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