High core density in one socket
32-core throughput rivaling many dual-socket Xeon setups.
32 Cores • 64 Threads • 128 MB L3 Cache • Up to 3.35 GHz Boost: Reliable Zen 2 Power for Virtualization, Storage & Compute-Heavy Workloads
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High core density in one socket, 32-core throughput rivaling many dual-socket Xeon setups.
32-core throughput rivaling many dual-socket Xeon setups.
128 MB L3 lowers latency for database and virtualization workloads
8 DDR4 channels + 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes for NVMe, NICs, GPUs
~$63/core at launch, delivering premium Rome performance today.
64-thread support ideal for VMs, Kubernetes, and private cloud environments
Scale hundreds of VMs or containers on a single socket with ECC memory and full I/O.
Run PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SAP HANA, or Spark with low latency and high concurrency.
Excel with Monte Carlo simulations, risk analysis, and compute-heavy data jobs.
Utilize AVX2 for cost-efficient ML inference at scale inside the data center.
Migrate multi-threaded workloads off cloud VMs to predictable, high-density bare metal.
Designed for NFV, telecom, edge, and storage-heavy tasks needing high throughput.
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Common questions about the AMD EPYC 7452, answered by the engineers who run the hardware.
Yes, EPYC 7452 supports 2S configurations. One socket already outperforms many dual-Xeon setups
Absolutely, efficient cooling and modern rack infrastructure easily support sustained 155 W operation.
Geekbench 6 scores are ~1,112 SC and ~8,946 MC. Technical City rates performance at ~29% of a 192-core EPYC 9965
It often matches or exceeds dual Xeon Gold cores at similar power consumption, with more PCIe and memory bandwidth.
Yes, full 128 lanes of PCIe 4.0 support multiple GPUs (e.g., T4, A30) with optimal throughput.
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