AMD EPYC 7302P Review A Category Killer

[Patrick Kennedy]

Our AMD EPYC 7302P review and analysis shows what this single-socket CPU offers in terms of performance, power consumption, and expansion capability

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[i386]

These cpus are xbox huge

 

[elag]

It would be interesting to see how the 7302P with its 128MB of cache compares to the 7282 with half that amount. How big would the performance gap be?

 

[Patrick]

We have the 7232P and 7262 numbers in some articles which show half cache. No 7282 in the lab yet :/

 

[TXAG26]

Patrick, what’s the latest on when new Supermicro H12 ATX boards will be released? Do you know whether Supermicro will be skipping new boards for the Epyc 7002 series all together and just staying with Version 2 H11 until Epyc 3?

 

[Patrick]

Patrick, what’s the latest on when new Supermicro H12 ATX boards will be released? Do you know whether Supermicro will be skipping new boards for the Epyc 7002 series all together and just staying with Version 2 H11 until Epyc 3?

I received confirmation from Supermicro that they have additional H12 boards under development.

They also said all H11's being made are Rev 2.0 at this point.

 

[TXAG26]

Thanks for the update! Please let us know as soon as you can post additional details.

 

[IamSpartacus]

I received confirmation from Supermicro that they have additional H12 boards under development.

They also said all H11's being made are Rev 2.0 at this point.

@Patrick Thanks for the update. Any word on if the Rev. 2.0 boards will ever supprt PCIe 4.0?

 

[Patrick]

No word on that. I would wait for H12 if I wanted to be sure.