CPU Comparison

AMD

AMD EPYC 7413

CORE STATE Milan

CORE SPECS 24 Cores / 48 Threads

CLOCK SPEED 2.65 Base / 3.6 GHz Turbo

CACHE 128 MB (shared)

MAX TDP 180W

ARCHITECTURE Zen 3

PROCESS 7 nm

LAUNCH DATE 2021

Intel

INTEL

Xeon 6780E

CORE STATE Sierra Forest

CORE SPECS 144 Cores / 144 Threads

CLOCK SPEED 2.2 Base / 3 GHz Turbo

CACHE 108 MB (shared)

MAX TDP 330W

ARCHITECTURE Sierra Forest

PROCESS 5 nm

LAUNCH DATE 2024

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS

cinebench_cinebench_r15_multicore

4,338

7,431

cinebench_cinebench_r15_singlecore

612

1,049

cinebench_cinebench_r20_multicore

18,078

30,963

cinebench_cinebench_r20_singlecore

2,551

4,371

cinebench_cinebench_r23_multicore

43,044

73,723

cinebench_cinebench_r23_singlecore

6,076

N/A

passmark_data_compression

715,616

2,557,582

passmark_data_encryption

48,492

193,004

passmark_extended_instructions

45,696

114,008

passmark_find_prime_numbers

397

708

passmark_floating_point_math

118,881

433,862

passmark_integer_math

215,629

641,817

passmark_multithread

50,641

86,734

passmark_physics

4,708

10,951

passmark_random_string_sorting

81,134

326,954

passmark_single_thread

2,400

1,923

passmark_singlethread

2,400

1,923

Analysis: AMD EPYC 7413 vs Intel Xeon 6780E

If processing power is this close, this evaluation between AMD's AMD EPYC 7413 chip and 6780E (Intel) grows increasingly complex. Both options trade wins across multiple tests. The overall assessment is one of surprising balance. Not one comes out as a undisputed victor. The choice rests on specific preferences.

No option maintains a overwhelming edge here. AMD's AMD EPYC 7413 chip wins marginally in particular workloads, while 6780E (Intel) secures others. The alternating trend indicates inherent equality between these two. Any differences are marginal and likely imperceptible in practical usage. Each provide strong capability.

No CPU holds a clear edge in this matchup. AMD's AMD EPYC 7413 chip leads narrowly in some scenarios, while 6780E (Intel) secures different ones. The alternating behavior implies fundamental parity between the processors. The gaps are small and likely negligible in everyday tasks. Both provide excellent capability.

When all is said and done: AMD's AMD EPYC 7413 chip and 6780E (Intel) are closely competitive. Neither deserves a undisputed nod over the alternative. Make value and ecosystem considerations guide your ultimate choice. Each chips will fulfill you adequately. This is a solid scenario.

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATION

EPYC 7413

6780E

Core Specs

Cores

144 +500.0%

Threads

144 +200.0%

Base Clock (GHz)

2.65

2.2 -17.0%

Boost Clock (GHz)

3.6

3 -16.7%

Frequency (GHz)

2.65

2.2 -17.0%

Turbo Clock (GHz)

3.6

3 -16.7%

Multiplier

26.5

22 -17.0%

SMP CPUs

2 0.0%

Cache

L1 Cache

64 KB (per core)

96 KB (per core)

L2 Cache

512 KB (per core)

4 MB (per module)

L3 Cache

128 MB (shared)

108 MB (shared)

Power

TDP (W)

180

330 +83.3%

Configurable TDP

165-200 W

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Architecture

Zen 3

Sierra Forest

Codename

Milan

Sierra Forest

Generation

EPYC (Zen 3 (Milan))

Xeon 6 (Sierra Forest-SP)

Process Size

7 nm

5 nm

Transistors

16,600 million

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Die Size

4x 81 mm²

578 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, 128 Lanes(CPU only)

Gen 5, 88 Lanes(CPU only)

AMD Multi-Die

CCDs

—

Cores per CCD

—

IO Process Size

12 nm

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

$1825

$11350

Part Number

100-000000323100-100000323WOF

SRPG3

Package

FCLGA-4094

FC-LGA18N

Tj Max

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106°C

Bundled Cooler

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None

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