AMD EPYC 9354P

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

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Cores: 32 physical cores based on the "Zen 4" architecture.

Threads: 64 threads utilizing SMT (Simultaneous Multithreading) to handle parallel processing efficiently.

None. Server processors do not have graphical processing units. Video output is managed by a small dedicated chip on the motherboard (ASPEED), usually for management consoles.

This is a Server/Data Center class processor. It is part of the 4th Generation EPYC family (codename "Genoa"), designed for high-throughput enterprise workloads, not consumer desktop use.

280 Watts is the thermal design power. It requires robust server-grade cooling systems to manage the heat generated under full load.

Base: 3.25 GHz is the guaranteed operating frequency

Turbo: 3.8 GHz is the maximum boost speed when thermal and power headroom allows.

Socket SP5: A large LGA socket designed specifically for AMD's 4th Generation EPYC processors, requiring specialized server motherboards.

L3 Cache: 256MB. This massive shared cache reduces the time it takes for cores to access data from the system RAM, which is critical for server performance.

Supports DDR5 memory at speeds up to 4800 MT/s. Notably, it supports 12-channel memory, providing massive bandwidth to prevent data bottlenecks.