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 6730P

CORE STATE Granite Rapids

CORE SPECS 32 Cores / 64 Threads

CLOCK SPEED 2.5 Base / 3.8 GHz Turbo

CACHE 288 MB (shared)

MAX TDP 250W

ARCHITECTURE Granite Rapids

PROCESS 5 nm

LAUNCH DATE 2025

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS

cinebench_cinebench_r15_multicore

4,518

6,349

cinebench_cinebench_r15_singlecore

637

896

cinebench_cinebench_r20_multicore

18,828

26,458

cinebench_cinebench_r20_singlecore

2,657

3,735

cinebench_cinebench_r23_multicore

44,829

62,996

cinebench_cinebench_r23_singlecore

6,328

8,893

passmark_data_compression

808,795

1,138,470

passmark_data_encryption

56,261

55,964

passmark_extended_instructions

46,936

96,204

passmark_find_prime_numbers

498

686

passmark_floating_point_math

108,437

226,838

passmark_integer_math

181,103

290,740

passmark_multithread

52,740

74,113

passmark_physics

6,459

8,606

passmark_random_string_sorting

102,436

113,919

passmark_single_thread

2,384

2,995

passmark_singlethread

2,384

2,995

Analysis: AMD EPYC 7F72 vs Intel Xeon 6730P

If processing power is this matched, this analysis between the AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 and the Intel 6730P gets more complex. Each processors exchange leads throughout various workloads. The combined outcome is one of notable equivalence. Neither stands as a undisputed winner. This decision hinges on personal priorities.

Not one processor holds a definitive superiority in this comparison. the AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 beats marginally in specific benchmarks, while the Intel 6730P secures different ones. The swapping dynamic suggests underlying equivalence between both chips. The gaps are small and possibly negligible in real-world applications. Both deliver capable capability.

From a specification viewpoint, the AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 and the Intel 6730P share similar specifications. Thread setups, boost clocks, and cache configurations are nearly matched. The hardware balance supports the similar benchmark numbers. No holds a substantial technical advantage. The matchup is balanced.

When all is said and done: the AMD AMD EPYC 7F72 and the Intel 6730P are evenly balanced. No warrants a clear recommendation over the alternative. Make price and motherboard choices shape your ultimate decision. Both options should satisfy you effectively. This is a safe scenario.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATION

EPYC 7F72

6730P

Core Specs

Cores

32 +33.3%

Threads

64 +33.3%

Base Clock (GHz)

3.2

2.5 -21.9%

Boost Clock (GHz)

3.7

3.8 +2.7%

Frequency (GHz)

3.2

2.5 -21.9%

Turbo Clock (GHz)

3.7

3.8 +2.7%

Multiplier

25 -21.9%

SMP CPUs

2 0.0%

Cache

L1 Cache

96 KB (per core)

112 KB (per core)

L2 Cache

512 KB (per core)

2 MB (per core)

L3 Cache

192 MB (shared)

288 MB (shared)

Power

TDP (W)

240

250 +4.2%

Architecture

Zen 2

Granite Rapids

Codename

Rome

Granite Rapids

Generation

EPYC (Zen 2 (Rome))

Xeon 6 (Granite Rapids-SP)

Process Size

7 nm

5 nm

Transistors

3,800 million

—

Die Size

74 mm²

2x 598 mm²

Foundry

TSMC

Intel

Memory

Memory Support

DDR4

DDR5

Memory Bus

Eight-channel

Memory Bandwidth

204.8 GB/s

409.6 GB/s

ECC Memory

Yes

Platform

Socket

AMD Socket SP3

Intel Socket 4710

PCIe

Gen 4

Gen 5, 88 Lanes(CPU only)

AMD Multi-Die

IO Process Size

—

10 nm

Interconnect

UPI Links

—

4 x24 24 GT/s

CXL

—

Gen 2.0, 64 Lanes (Shared with PCI-E)

Other

Market

Server/Workstation

Production Status

Active

Launch Price

—

$3726

Part Number

100-000000141100-000000141WOF

SRV5R

Package

FCLGA-4094

FC-LGA18N

Tj Max

—

94°C

Bundled Cooler

—

None

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