AMD EPYC 7C13

AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), part of their third-generation EPYC enterprise line ("Milan").

Based on PassMark benchmark data, this CPU scores approximately 76,073. This score represents very high-end multi-threaded performance suitable for heavy workloads.

Cores are physical processing units; Threads are virtual cores managed by the OS. This CPU has 64 physical cores and 128 threads, allowing it to handle massive parallel processing tasks efficiently.

None. This processor does not include a GPU. It requires a dedicated graphics card or a server management card for display output.

Server / Enterprise. Designed for continuous operation in data centers, not for consumer desktops.

Thermal Design Power is 225W, which is the maximum heat the cooling system needs to handle under typical high loads.

The guaranteed operating speed of the cores under normal load, which is 2.0 GHz.

The maximum frequency a core can reach automatically for short bursts of high-performance needs, reaching 3.675 GHz.

AMD SP3. This is the physical interface connecting the CPU to the motherboard. It is not compatible with Intel sockets.

High-speed memory on the CPU die. The 256MB L3 cache helps the processor access frequently used data rapidly, preventing bottlenecks during large data processing.

Supports DDR4 memory up to 3200MHz speed across 8 channels, providing massive memory bandwidth to prevent data bottlenecks.