16 Cores with ECC Memory Support
Great for mid-sized workloads with performance stability.
16 Cores • 32 Threads • 64 MB L3 Cache • Up to 2.80 GHz Boost: Scalable Zen Performance for Virtualization & Mid-Tier Enterprise Workloads
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The EPYC 7301 is engineered for environments that require parallel processing, large memory support, and efficient multi-tenant operations. It offers the core density of a higher-end chip at a cost-effective entry point.
Great for mid-sized workloads with performance stability.
Ideal for scalable, dual-socket configurations if needed.
Enables fast access to shared memory in virtualized and database-heavy environments.
Supports PCIe Gen 3 for NVMe, networking, and GPU add-ons.
Host multiple virtual machines or containerized workloads with strong CPU thread count and large memory ceiling.
Efficient for relational and NoSQL databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB-supporting fast queries and analytics tasks.
Support scalable web platforms and SaaS tools with high availability and efficient backend processing.
Drive analytics dashboards, media pipelines, and user segmentation algorithms with consistent multithreaded output.
Suitable for validator nodes, light full nodes, and storage-based Web3 layers using PCIe-based SSDs.
Migrate stable, resource-predictable applications off the public cloud and onto dedicated hardware-lower cost, better control, no bandwidth limits.
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Common questions about the AMD EPYC 7301, answered by the engineers who run the hardware.
A 16-core processor from AMD’s first-gen EPYC "Naples" lineup, offering Zen architecture and scalable socket support for enterprise servers.
Yes-for mid-sized businesses, dev/test environments, and workloads that benefit from core volume over per-core speed, it’s a solid, cost-efficient choice.
Yes, unlike single-socket 7001 models, the 7301 is dual-socket capable for businesses that want to scale compute resources.
Yes, it supports reliable PCIe Gen 3 connectivity and NVMe performance for decentralized infrastructure and validator nodes.
It handles up to 2TB DDR4 ECC memory and a variety of fast SSD options for enterprise-grade uptime and performance.
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