AMD EPYC 7662

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is a leading global semiconductor company known for designing and developing high-performance computing and visualization products.

Approximate Score: 72,300.

Description: This benchmark measures the overall processing power. A score of 72,300 indicates exceptional multi-core performance, making it ideal for rendering complex scenes, running simulations, or heavy virtualization tasks without slowdowns.

Cores: 64 physical cores. These handle parallel tasks simultaneously.
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Threads: 128 threads utilizing AMD's Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) technology, doubling the task-handling capacity for high efficiency.

None. This processor lacks an onboard GPU. A dedicated graphics controller on the motherboard is required for management and video output.

This is a Server-class processor from the 2nd Generation EPYC series (codename "Rome"). It is engineered for enterprise-level data center workloads, high-volume virtualization, and high-performance computing (HPC).

225 Watts. This CPU is designed to balance robust performance with energy efficiency, requiring server-grade cooling systems to manage heat generated under load.

Base: 2.0 GHz is the speed for all cores under standard load.

Turbo: Up to 3.3 GHz for tasks requiring high speed when thermal headroom allows.

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Socket SP3: A large land grid array socket specifically designed for AMD's 2nd Generation EPYC processors.

L3 Cache: 256MB. A large shared cache reduces latency by keeping frequently used data close to the cores, enhancing speed in data-intensive applications.

DDR4 Memory: Supports up to DDR4-3200 with an 8-channel memory interface, providing massive data bandwidth crucial for feeding the 64 cores.