AMD EPYC 7713P

The manufacturer of the processor, which is AMD (Advanced Micro Devices).

This score indicates the CPU's overall processing power relative to other processors. A score of ~81,500 indicates exceptional multi-core performance.

Cores are individual processing units on the chip. Threads are virtual cores managed by the OS. This CPU has 64 physical cores and uses SMT (Simultaneous Multithreading) to provide 128 threads, allowing it to handle massive amounts of data simultaneously.

This processor does not have a built-in graphics processing unit. A dedicated graphics card or server management console is required for display output.

He market segment for the processor. This is a Server class CPU, designed for 24/7 operation under heavy workloads rather than desktop use.

Thermal Design Power is the maximum amount of heat the cooling system needs to dissipate. It is 225W, necessitating high-performance server cooling.

The guaranteed operating speed of the cores under normal, non-overclocked loads, which is 2.0 GHz.

The maximum speed a core can achieve automatically when higher performance is needed for short periods, reaching 3.675 GHz

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The physical interface connecting the CPU to the motherboard. This uses the AMD SP3 socket, designed specifically for AMD EPYC 7002/7003 series processors.

High-speed memory located on the CPU die. The 256MB of L3 cache helps the processor access frequently used data quickly, reducing bottlenecks

This CPU supports DDR4 memory at speeds up to 3200MHz across 8 channels, allowing for massive memory bandwidth essential for server tasks.