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CPUShack
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Or have a list of package numbers of them?
32060 - Blank and marketing sample
32100 - EPYC 7601 PS7601BDVIHAF 1724
32100 - EPYC 7281 PS7281BEVGAAF 1733
32173 - EPYC 7702 100-000000038 1923
32291 - EPYC 7502 100-000000054 1928
32200 - Threadripper 1950X 1727
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crazybubba64
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I've got two package numbers (not a clue what they are functionally though)
31952 - unpopulated PCB for zen1 EPYC.
31977 - Blank EPYC chip, assumed zen1-based.
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| Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2022 11:21 pm Post subject: Re: Anyone able to test AMD EPYC style CPUs? |
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| CPUShack wrote: | | I have an unmarked sample I need to have tested. |
I run a datacenter with ~90 physical servers and around 30 appliances of various functions....not a single AMD chip in sight lol. Almost all Intel with a few special purpose IBM POWER based boxes.
I've thought of picking up an EPYC of some sort to play with though. |
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