CPU Comparison

AMD

AMD EPYC 7F72

CORE STATE Rome

CORE SPECS 24 Cores / 48 Threads

CLOCK SPEED 3.2 Base / 3.7 GHz Turbo

CACHE 192 MB (shared)

MAX TDP 240W

ARCHITECTURE Zen 2

PROCESS 7 nm

LAUNCH DATE 2020

Intel

INTEL

Xeon 6337P

CORE STATE Raptor Lake-R

CORE SPECS 6 Cores / 12 Threads

CLOCK SPEED 3.5 Base / 5.3 GHz Turbo

CACHE 18 MB (shared)

MAX TDP 80W

ARCHITECTURE Raptor Lake

PROCESS 10 nm

LAUNCH DATE 2025

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS

cinebench_cinebench_r15_multicore

4,518

1,893

cinebench_cinebench_r15_singlecore

637

267

cinebench_cinebench_r20_multicore

18,828

7,888

cinebench_cinebench_r20_singlecore

2,657

1,113

cinebench_cinebench_r23_multicore

44,829

18,783

cinebench_cinebench_r23_singlecore

6,328

2,651

passmark_data_compression

808,795

237,373

passmark_data_encryption

56,261

12,604

passmark_extended_instructions

46,936

15,366

passmark_find_prime_numbers

498

108

passmark_floating_point_math

108,437

53,150

passmark_integer_math

181,103

72,301

passmark_multithread

52,740

22,098

passmark_physics

6,459

1,729

passmark_random_string_sorting

102,436

26,135

passmark_single_thread

2,384

4,104

passmark_singlethread

2,384

4,104

Analysis: AMD EPYC 7F72 vs Intel Xeon 6337P

Reviewing the test data for AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 CPU and Intel 6337P processor, the picture of close throughput emerges. Not one processor dominates consistently in the scenarios. This back-and-forth of leads implies underlying parity. Consumers have a true dilemma between them. Each processors deliver strong throughput.

Neither chip maintains a clear advantage here. AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 CPU leads barely in particular scenarios, while Intel 6337P processor secures other benchmarks. This trading behavior suggests fundamental parity between both chips. The variations are slight and probably invisible in actual scenarios. Either achieve solid throughput.

Gaming performance additionally show competitive results between AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 CPU and Intel 6337P processor. Smoothness variations typically sit within 5-10%. Such marginal variations are hardly perceptible during practical gaming sessions. The two chips offer fluid experiences. Gaming enthusiasts can choose safely between them.

At the end of the day, users could pick based on price rather than raw performance exclusively. Both AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 CPU and Intel 6337P processor provide capable results for their respective tiers. This choice rests on personal priorities. Any choice is good. You can't go wrong here.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATION

EPYC 7F72

6337P

Core Specs

Cores

6 -75.0%

Threads

12 -75.0%

Base Clock (GHz)

3.2

3.5 +9.4%

Boost Clock (GHz)

3.7

5.3 +43.2%

Frequency (GHz)

3.2

3.5 +9.4%

Turbo Clock (GHz)

3.7

5.3 +43.2%

Multiplier

35 +9.4%

SMP CPUs

1 -50.0%

Cache

L1 Cache

96 KB (per core)

80 KB (per core)

L2 Cache

512 KB (per core)

1.25 MB (per core)

L3 Cache

192 MB (shared)

18 MB (shared)

Power

TDP (W)

240

80 -66.7%

Architecture

Zen 2

Raptor Lake

Codename

Rome

Raptor Lake-R

Generation

EPYC (Zen 2 (Rome))

Xeon 6 (Raptor Lake Refresh)

Process Size

7 nm

10 nm

Transistors

3,800 million

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Die Size

74 mm²

163 mm²

Foundry

TSMC

Intel

Memory

Memory Support

DDR4

DDR4, DDR5

Memory Bus

Eight-channel

Dual-channel

Memory Bandwidth

204.8 GB/s

—

ECC Memory

Yes

DDR4 Speed

—

3200 MT/s

DDR5 Speed

—

4800 MT/s

Platform

Socket

AMD Socket SP3

Intel Socket 1700

Chipsets

—

C262, C266

PCIe

Gen 4

Gen 5, 16 Lanes(CPU only)

Other

Market

Server/Workstation

Production Status

Active

Launch Price

—

$375

Part Number

100-000000141100-000000141WOF

SRPLU

Package

FCLGA-4094

FC-LGA16A

Tj Max

—

100°C

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