It doesn't seem to be a typo. AMD offers many variations of each core configurations, with different base frequencies. It's just that there are simply pricing o

It doesn't seem to be a typo. AMD offers many variations of each core configurations, with different base frequencies. It's just that there are simply pricing overlaps between some low-core high-freq version and some higher-core lower-freq versions. For example the 7513 (32 cores) is also cheaper than the 73F3 (16 cores). 75F3 32-core 2.95GHz $4,860 7543 32-core 2.80GHz $3,761 7513 32-core 2.60GHz $2,840 74F3 24-core 3.20GHz $2,900 7443 24-core 2.85GHz $2,010 7413 24-core 2.65FHz $1,825 73F3 16-core 3.50GHz $3,521 7343 16-core 3.20GHz $1,565 7313 16-core 3.00GHz $1,083 Source: https://ir.amd.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/993/amd-epyc-7003-series-cpus-set-new-standard-as-highest https://ir.amd.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/993/amd...