AMD Announced Epyc 7004 Series Processors, Code name Genoa, Late last year. These terrible new processors use the Gen4 architecture and they are apparently designed for servers. They are built with TSMC 5nm process, and more Up to 96 cores / 192 threads. But despite the 5nm usage their size is impressive: Socket SP5 has 6096 pins49% more than its predecessor 4094 and 46% more than Intel’s current Xeon Socket, LGA 4189. The following details will help you find the AMD SP5 socket that accommodates these monsters.
To realize this, it is not enough not to put the pictures forward. The SP5 is about the size of 4 current Ryzen or 1/3 the size of a mini-ITX motherboard. : Each CPU measures approximately 75mm by 72mm.
AMD SP5: An impressive socket
Epyc Genoa processors are expected to arrive by the end of this year and AMD has already delivered many of its major customers to definitely qualify for this new generation. CPUs compete with Xeon type processors Sapphire Rapids It is expected from Intel later this year and will be compatible with DDR5 and PCIe Gen 5.
Videocards In the last few hours EPYC has released a photo of the Genoa processor showing the 12 chiplets installed in the SP5 package. This photo looks like a model that allows you to see the layout of the chip.
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