AMD EPYC 9005 «Turin»: everything about the new generation of server CPUs
The fifth generation of AMD EPYC processors has changed the rules of the game in the data center. With up to 192 cores per socket, Zen 5 architecture, DDR5-6400 memory and full support for PCIe 5.0 and CXL 2.0, the EPYC 9005 family —code-named “Turin”— delivers a leap in performance and density that forces us to rethink how professional servers are sized. In this guide, we review what really changes compared with the previous generation, how to choose between the…






