Specifications of AMD EPYC Milan-X processors with 768MB L3 cache leak – Computer – News

The specs for the alleged AMD EPYC Milan-X CPUs have surfaced. These server processors will have “3D V-Cache” stacked. AMD has not officially announced the Milan-X series yet.

This information comes from ExecutableFix. This Twitter user is likely to share information about unannounced AMD CPUs, including: Correct specs of regular AMD EPYC Milan pre-release CPUs. leaker I predicted last year Also, the Ryzen 5000 apus will be available as variants with Zen 2 or Zen 3 cores, a little later. Turned out to be correct.

De Laker writes on twitter That all Milan-X processors have 768MB of L3 cache, thanks to the use of a 3D V-Cache stack. Regular AMD EPYC Milan chips have a maximum cache of 256 MB. This means that the eight ccxAnd of these EPYC CPUs are 32MB of regular L3 cache, supplemented by 64MB of 3D V-Cache, also notes Video Cards employment.

ExecutableFix reports the arrival of four Milan-X models. AMD will offer 280W models with 64 and 32 cores and 240W CPUs with 24 and 16 cores. The 64-core model will have a clock speed of 2.2GHz. CPUs with 32 and 24 cores will be clocked at 2.8 GHz, and the 16-core variant will act as base clock 3.05 GHz.

AMD introduced 3D V-Cache through Computex It then stated that the technology would be applied first in “top rated products,” likely referring to the EPYC series. momomo_us recently reported that Milan-X CPUs have already appeared on a US web store on Twitter. Tweaker wrote in June backstory About AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology and the performance improvements it will bring.