AMD's new 256 core EPYC has 16-channel DDR5-12800, 91% memory bandwidth of an RTX 5090
Summary
AMD releases full pricing and specifications for its EPYC 9006 (Venice) series server CPUs, featuring up to 256 Zen 6 cores, 16-channel DDR5-12800 memory, and pricing from $700 to $14,904.
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