AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9654
Top-bin general-purpose 4th Gen EPYC for dense virtualisation and consolidation, replacing several older two-socket hosts with one.
- Cores / threads
- 96 / 192
- Base frequency
- 2.4GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.7GHz
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Server CPUs: AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon
AMD EPYC 9004 and 9005 and Intel Xeon Scalable processors by exact model, with cores, clocks, cache, TDP and socket listed for each. Add the quantities you need and we reply with an all-in price and a delivery date.
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AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9554
A balanced 64-core part with higher clocks than the 96-core bins, a common pick for databases and per-core licensed software.
- Cores / threads
- 64 / 128
- Base frequency
- 3.1GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.75GHz
AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9354
A 32-core option that keeps the full memory and PCIe capability of the platform at a lower power envelope.
- Cores / threads
- 32 / 64
- Base frequency
- 3.25GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.8GHz
AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9754
Density-optimised processor for cloud-native and containerised workloads where thread count per rack unit matters most.
- Cores / threads
- 128 / 256
- Base frequency
- 2.25GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.1GHz
AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9655
5th Gen EPYC with markedly higher boost clocks, frequently specified as the host processor in current GPU servers.
- Cores / threads
- 96 / 192
- Base frequency
- 2.6GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 4.5GHz
AMD
Server CPUsAMD EPYC 9965
The highest core count in the 5th Gen range, aimed at scale-out services and large virtual machine estates.
- Cores / threads
- 192 / 384
- Base frequency
- 2.25GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.7GHz
Intel
Server CPUsIntel Xeon Platinum 8480+
4th Gen Xeon Scalable flagship with built-in AMX acceleration, and the host processor used in many eight-GPU reference systems.
- Cores / threads
- 56 / 112
- Base frequency
- 2.0GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.8GHz
Intel
Server CPUsIntel Xeon Platinum 8592+
5th Gen Xeon drop-in upgrade for LGA4677 platforms, bringing more cores, a much larger cache and faster memory.
- Cores / threads
- 64 / 128
- Base frequency
- 1.9GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.9GHz
Intel
Server CPUsIntel Xeon Gold 6430
Mainstream 32-core Xeon for general virtualisation and application servers where platform cost per node is the constraint.
- Cores / threads
- 32 / 64
- Base frequency
- 2.1GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.4GHz
Intel
Server CPUsIntel Xeon 6980P
Performance-core Xeon 6 with twelve memory channels and MRDIMM support, for memory-bandwidth-bound compute and AI host roles.
- Cores / threads
- 128 / 256
- Base frequency
- 2.0GHz
- Max boost frequency
- Up to 3.9GHz
Before you order: Server CPUs
The questions we ask before quoting. Answer them in the line notes and the first reply is usually the final one.
- The socket has to match the board: SP5 for current EPYC, LGA4677 or LGA7529 for current Xeon. Tell us the server model and we will confirm the fit.
- Check the chassis and cooler are rated for the TDP. The highest-core parts often need upgraded cooling.
- Quote processors in pairs for two-socket servers, and mention any spares you want held.
- Per-core software licences can outweigh the hardware cost. A lower-core, higher-frequency part is sometimes the cheaper system.
Specifications are indicative and confirmed on quote. Photos are representative of the hardware type, not the listed product. Product and brand names belong to their respective owners and are used for identification only.