Tag: EPYC

Our AMD EPYC 7551P benchmarks and review. This 32 core and 64 thread CPU is a monster value at a street price of around $2300. Intel does not have a competitive part in the market and we show you why.

For ISC 2018 ASRock Rack EPYCD8 based solutions can utilize up to 4x PCIe x16 GPUs. There are a total of 88x PCIe 3.0 lanes via expansion slots, two M.2 headers, 2x Mini SAS HD ports and a SATA DOM port to let you build the AMD EPYC server of your dreams.

At Computex 2018, AMD disclosed new EPYC servers from Cisco and HPE along with a new cloud offering. The major announcement was around the 64 core/ 128 thread next-generation AMD EPYC codenamed Rome that will arrive in 2019

Joining the EPYC value bandwagon, the HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 adopts a single socket AMD EPYC 7000 series server platform all in 1U with 10x NVMe SSDs

We put Proxmox VE 5.2 on a number of AMD EPYC test systems to see how the latest version of the open source virtualization and storage framework performs.

Our Supermicro AS-1123US-TR4 server review. This is a 1U dual AMD EPYC platform that can support up to 4TB of RAM, 10x 2.5" drives, and up to 4x PCIe expansion cards making it highly customizable

The new AMD This is EPYC Campaign is an aggressive marketing push by AMD to push EPYC against Intel Xeon Scalable as we get further into the product cycle

If you are in the dedicated hosting business, the Supermicro AS-1013S-MTR 1U 1-Socket AMD EPYC 7000 series server is the platform you want to look at. We found a quick to deploy server perfect for the web hosting market

In our AMD EPYC 7501 benchmarks and review, we show why the entry-level 32 core and 64 thread CPU is an excellent value if you have per socket or per server licensing

The Cray CS500 Supercomputer platform now features AMD EPYC for its supercomputer platform. The Cray CS500 offers a range of compute, interconnect, and storage options for customers. This is also a big win for AMD EPYC in the HPC market