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Really? 'Entry-level' EPYC's (7F52) have 256MB of L3 cache for 16 cores. I don't think there's any Intel CPU's with more than 36MB L3?
by plantain 6y ago
Really? 'Entry-level' EPYC's (7F52) have 256MB of L3 cache for 16 cores.
I don't think there's any Intel CPU's with more than 36MB L3?
- robin_reala 6y agoXeon 9282s have 77MB: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/194146/intel-xeon-platinum-9282-processor-77m-cache-2-60-ghz.html https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/194146/...
- zrm 6y ago77MB for 56 cores. That's that ploy where they basically glued two sockets together so they could claim a performance per socket advantage even though it draws 400W and that "socket" doesn't even exist (the package has to be soldered to a motherboard). IIRC the only people who buy those vs. the equivalent dual socket system are people with expensive software which is licensed per socket.