AMD EPYC 4564P

Part of the AMD EPYC family, which is specifically engineered for business reliability. This 4004 series uses the "Zen 4" architecture, the same high-efficiency technology found in top-tier Ryzen chips.

Its score of over 64,000 on CPU PassMark makes it incredibly powerful for multi-tasking. The single-thread score (~4,300) is also very high, ensuring that individual programs run very quickly.

With 16 Cores and 32 Threads, this CPU can handle multiple virtual machines (VMs) or massive database tasks simultaneously without slowing down.

Unusually for a server chip, this includes onboard Radeon graphics. This is helpful for setting up the server without needing a separate, expensive graphics card just to see the screen.

This is a Server/SMB class chip. While it uses a consumer socket, it is validated for 24/7 server workloads, offering a middle ground between a home PC and a massive data center server

At 170W, this is a high-performance chip that generates significant heat. It requires a robust cooling solution, such as a high-end air cooler or an AIO liquid cooler.

It starts at a fast 4.5 GHz

Up to 5.7 GHz.

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It uses the AMD AM5 socket. This is a major advantage because it allows you to use standard, widely available motherboards (like X670 or B650) instead of specialized server boards.

The 64 MB L3 cache acts as high-speed "workspace" for the CPU, allowing it to process large data sets much faster than if it had to constantly talk to the RAM

It supports DDR5 memory with ECC (Error Correction Code). ECC is vital for servers because it automatically detects and fixes data errors, preventing system crashes and data loss.