AMD EPYC 7501
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD EPYC 7501 was a key processor in the first Naples generation. AMD marked a real turning point in the server market with it. This chip was manufactured using the 14-nanometer process at the time. Although it is no longer the newest, it still offers considerable performance. This applies to demanding server applications.

A prominent feature is its large L3 cache of 64 MB. This cache is crucial for the rapid processing of large amounts of data. It efficiently handles complex tasks. This is how data-intensive workloads are executed particularly smoothly. Another strength of the AMD EPYC 7501 is its memory bandwidth. It reaches an impressive 154 GB/s.

This guarantees rapid data transport in the system. It remains a clear advantage in typical server environments. The processor also uses the proven PCIe 3.0 standard. To this day, we are surprised at how reliably this processor performs its tasks. The AMD EPYC 7501 remains a reliable choice. It is still well suited for infrastructures that appreciate solid and proven technology.

• Large L3 cache (64 MB)
• Solid memory bandwidth (154 GB/s)
• Based on the proven Naples architecture