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Pretty much the same as the P series EPYC chips, though they don’t seem to have SEV support and use a completely new chipset/socket instead of SP3.
by foobarbazetc 6y ago
Pretty much the same as the P series EPYC chips, though they don’t seem to have SEV support and use a completely new chipset/socket instead of SP3.
- wmf 6y agoI have a feeling "WRX80" is a different name for SP3.