AMD EPYC 8534P

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

Approximate Score: 71,900.

Description: This benchmark measures the overall processing power of the CPU. A score of 71,900 indicates exceptional parallel performance, making it highly capable of handling massive parallel tasks, virtualization, and complex networking workloads efficiently.

Cores: 64 physical cores based on the "Zen 4c" architecture. "c" indicates compact cores designed for better power efficiency and density.
Threads: 128 threads utilizing SMT (Simultaneous Multithreading) to handle parallel processing efficiently.

None. Like almost all enterprise server CPUs, this processor does not contain a graphical processing unit (GPU). Video output is handled by a separate, basic graphics controller on the motherboard (ASPEED).

This is a Server-class processor from the 4th Generation EPYC series (codename "Siena"). It is optimized for energy efficiency, high core count, and high I/O throughput, specifically designed for edge computing and network functions virtualization (NFV) rather than maximum raw clockspeed.

200 Watts. This CPU is designed to balance high core count performance with energy efficiency, requiring server-grade cooling systems to manage heat generated under load in rack environments.

Base: 2.3 GHz is the guaranteed operating frequency for all cores.

Turbo: Up to 3.1 GHz for tasks requiring faster speed when thermal headroom allows.

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Socket SP6: A land grid array socket designed specifically for AMD's 4th Generation EPYC Siena processors, requiring specialized server motherboards.

128MB. A large shared cache reduces latency by keeping frequently used data close to the cores, enhancing speed in data-intensive applications

DDR5 Memory: Supports up to DDR5-4800 with a 6-channel memory interface, providing significant data bandwidth for networking tasks.