AMD EPYC 9384X

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

Approximate Score: 72,120.

Description: This benchmark measures the overall processing power. A score of 72,120 indicates exceptional multi-core performance, optimized for heavy scientific modeling and simulation workloads.

Cores: 32 physical cores based on the Zen 4 architecture.
Threads: 64 threads utilizing AMD's Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT), allowing for efficient multitasking in server environments.

None. Like almost all server processors, this CPU requires a dedicated graphics card (GPU) or a management controller on the motherboard for video output.

Data Center Server. This processor is part of the EPYC 9004 series ("Genoa-X"), specifically engineered for enterprise workloads requiring extreme memory bandwidth and massive cache capacity.

320 Watts. This CPU requires robust server-grade cooling (liquid cooling or high-performance air cooling) to operate within its thermal limits.

3.1 GHz is the guaranteed operating frequency

Up to 3.9 GHz for tasks that can utilize higher single-core speeds.

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Socket SP5: The large land grid array socket (LGA 6096) designed for 4th Gen EPYC processors, supporting PCIe Gen 5 and high-speed DDR5 memory

L3 Cache: 768MB utilizing AMD 3D V-Cache Technology. This massive cache dramatically reduces latency by keeping frequently accessed data closer to the processor cores, which is critical for simulation speed.

DDR5 Memory: Supports DDR5-4800 using a 12-channel memory interface. This provides unparalleled memory bandwidth for data-intensive applications. ECC RAM is mandatory for server stability.