AMD EPYC 9475F 3.65 GHz 48 Core Processor, 48C/96T, 256M Cache (400W) DDR5-6400

The AMD EPYC™ 9475F is a performance-optimized processor from the EPYC 9005 Series, purpose-built for enterprises, cloud providers, and HPC workloads that demand extreme compute density and high frequency. With 48 cores and 96 threads, it combines raw parallel performance with outstanding per-core speed, making it a top choice for modern data-intensive environments.

Featuring a 400W default TDP with configurable options, the EPYC 9475F delivers maximum performance for latency-sensitive workloads while providing flexibility for deployment in high-density servers.

Key Features

• Extreme Compute Density: 48 cores / 96 threads for scalable multi-threaded performance in enterprise, cloud, and HPC environments.

• High Frequency Leadership: 3.65 GHz base clock, all-core boost up to 4.4 GHz, and max boost up to 4.8 GHz for outstanding responsiveness.

• Massive Cache: 256MB L3 cache ensures efficient data access and optimized workload throughput.

• Next-Gen Memory Bandwidth: 12-channel DDR5 memory with speeds up to 6400 MT/s, delivering up to 614 GB/s per socket.

• Unmatched Connectivity: 128 PCIe® 5.0 lanes for ultra-fast I/O with GPUs, accelerators, and NVMe storage.

• Configurable Power: 400W TDP (adjustable down to 320W), allowing flexible performance-per-watt optimization.

• Deployment Versatility: Compatible with SP5 socket platforms, supporting both 1P and 2P server configurations.

• Latest Generation Availability: Launched October 2024, globally available across major markets.

Applications

• Cloud & Virtualization: Handles dense VM workloads and containerized applications with superior frequency scaling.

• Enterprise Databases & Analytics: Optimized for transaction-heavy workloads and large-scale data queries.

• High-Performance Computing (HPC): Excels in modeling, simulations, and complex compute workloads requiring fast execution.

• AI & Machine Learning: Ideal for inference and training tasks that demand a balance of core count and frequency.

• Performance-Critical Data Centers: Designed for organizations requiring maximum per-core performance and throughput.