Part number P17332-001 · also known as 02JG938 · EPYC 7702 · P17332-001 · SYNTHETIC:amd:amd-epyc-7702
Price: $620.00 USD
HP AMD EPYC 7702 64 Core Processor - 2.0GHz (Socket count: 2P, 128 threads, 256MB L3 cache, 200 watt t
| cores | 64 |
|---|---|
| family | AMD EPYC |
| socket | SP3 |
| threads | 128 |
| cache mb | 256 |
| tdp watts | 200 |
| cpu family | EPYC |
| generation | 2nd Gen Rome |
| mem channels | 8 |
| multi vendor | True |
| sourcing pns | ['02JG938', 'EPYC 7702', 'P17332-001', 'SYNTHETIC:amd:amd-epyc-7702'] |
| base clock ghz | 2 |
| boost clock ghz | 3.35 |
| max mem speed mhz | 3200 |
| original model text | HP P17332-001 AMD EPYC 7702 64 Core Processor - 2.0 GHz (Socket count: 2P, 128 threads, 256MB L3 cache, 200 watt t |
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