Before the release of the first server processors based on the AMD Zen 2 architecture, codenamed Rome, there is not much left - they should appear in the third quarter of this year. In the meantime, information about new products is leaking drop by drop into the public space from various sources. The Phoronix site, known for its database of real tests and benchmark management system, recently published the results of EPYC 7452 in some of them. Learn more about
The 7452 model - perhaps not the final marking - is a 32-core processor with SMT support and a base frequency of 2,35 GHz. In tests compiled by ComputerBase, this chip clearly outperforms the first-generation EPYC 7551 Zen processor with a similar core configuration, but a lower base frequency (2 GHz). In percentage terms, the two-socket EPYC 7452 system was 44% faster than the EPYC 7551 pair, although they differ in frequencies by only 350 MHz or 17,5%.
Source: 3dnews.ru