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AMD's Epic Performance Gains From The Original EPYC 7601 To EPYC 9755 / EPYC 9965


Last week I published fresh benchmarks showing how AMD's EPYC 4005 series for budget servers can outperform the original EPYC 7601 flagship processor when EPYC first launched during the Zen 1 period.

With the EPYC 9005 "Turin" series that premiered last year, the EPYC 9755 as the flagship model with all classic cores is 128 cores / 256 threads, 2.7GHz base clock, 4.1GHz boost clock, 512MB L3 cache, twelve channel DDR5-6000/6400 support, and a 500 Watt TDP. Reference server platforms from the likes of AMD and Intel aren't intended for power evaluation due to the lack of power management / fan tuning and the like really not making it applicable for comparison to retail OEM/ODM servers. Page 1 - IntroductionPage 2 - Code Compilation + Blender + OSPRayPage 3 - Intel oneAPI Toolkit PerformancePage 4 - OpenVINO AI BenchmarksPage 5 - Video Encoding, Texture Compression, Image ManipulationPage 6 - OpenSSL, Nginx, Memcached, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, RocksDBPage 7 - HPC Benchmarks: NAMD, OpenRadioss, LAMMPS, libxsmm, NWChem, GPAWPage 8 - AMD EPYC Naples vs. EPYC Turin Benchmarks

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