The first images of the validation boards for EPYC Genoa CPUs have surfaced on the web. SP5 socket is a massive 7.5 cm high and 7.2 cm wide, making it suitable for next-generation Zen4 data-center ...

The upcoming SP5 socket for the AMD EPYC Genoa processors has just been leaked, showing the board in its full glory, complete with 12-channel DDR5 support and 128 PCIe Gen 5.0 lanes. This means that ...

AMD's next-gen SP5 socket is gearing up to take next-gen EPYC "Genoa" CPUs which will be using the new Zen 4 architecture, and now the first pictures of those validation boards are here. VIEW GALLERY ...

This water block is designed the same as the previous one but is instead suited for smaller systems. Thanks to its 4 ports located on the side rather than the top, this block has a significantly lower ...

Sometime later this year, AMD will release a new round EPYC server CPUs based on its Zen 4 architecture, codenamed Genoa (EPYC 9000 series). While we stand by and wait for the next-gen chips to ...

So, as you’ve probably already ascertained for certain now based on these images, these are not exactly flashy cooling products and have clearly been designed more towards a specific purpose or with ...

The big picture: AMD's drive to design ever-larger Epyc processors has produced an enormous new socket. Called the SP5, it's about a third the size of a mini-ITX motherboard, while each processor's ...

It has been known for some time that Genoa and Bergamo CPUs will utilize Zen 4 cores manufactured using a 5nm technique. Genoa will handle up to 96 cores in addition to DDR5, PCI Express 5.0, and CXL.