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AMD releases new 12- and 16-Core Opteron 6300 Series Processors
AMD today announced the immediate availability of its new 12- and 16-core AMD Opteron 6300 Series server processors, code named "Warsaw." Designed for enterprise workloads, the new AMD Opteron 6300 Series processors feature the "Piledriver" core and are fully socket and software compatible with the existing AMD Opteron 6300 Series. The power efficiency and cost effectiveness of the new products are ideal for the AMD Open 3.0 Open Compute Platform - the industry's most cost effective Open Compute platform.
Driven by customers' requests, the new AMD Opteron 6338P (12 core) and 6370P (16 core) processors are optimized to handle the heavily virtualized workloads found in enterprise environments, including the more complex compute needs of data analysis, xSQL and traditional databases, at optimal performance per-watt, per-dollar.
"With the continued move to virtualized environments for more efficient server utilization, more and more workloads are limited by memory capacity and I/O bandwidth," said Suresh Gopalakrishnan, corporate vice president and general manager, Server Business Unit, AMD. "The Opteron 6338P and 6370P processors are server CPUs optimized to deliver improved performance per-watt for virtualized private cloud deployments with less power and at lower cost points."
The new AMD Opteron 6338P and 6370P processors are available today through Penguin and Avnet system integrators and have been qualified for servers from Sugon and Supermicro at a starting price of $377 and $598, respectively.
More information can be found on AMD's website.
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#4748521 Posted on: 01/22/2014 02:16 PM
I don't think so. AMD's Opteron 6300 product page doesn't mention anything related to PCI-E.
I don't think so. AMD's Opteron 6300 product page doesn't mention anything related to PCI-E.
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#4748523 Posted on: 01/22/2014 02:19 PM
Probably right, i think they'd need a new socket.
I don't think so. AMD's Opteron 6300 product page doesn't mention anything related to PCI-E.
Probably right, i think they'd need a new socket.
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#4748607 Posted on: 01/22/2014 04:25 PM
nope this will be on new socket, in near future.
These the ones with integrated PCIe 3.0 etc?
nope this will be on new socket, in near future.
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#4748770 Posted on: 01/22/2014 08:00 PM
So, when will these see general availability?
So, when will these see general availability?
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#4750546 Posted on: 01/25/2014 01:51 AM
AMD Opteron 6338P and 6370P are in shop right now... But exept if you go budget server there is no advantage to go Opteron, Xeon is still better in general perf.
So, when will these see general availability?
AMD Opteron 6338P and 6370P are in shop right now... But exept if you go budget server there is no advantage to go Opteron, Xeon is still better in general perf.
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#4750651 Posted on: 01/25/2014 08:44 AM
If you just wanted to have a crap load of cores though you can get 2x6378 16 core cpus and a dual g34 board for about 2 grand. and have a combined tdp of 230w or save like 300$ and go with 2x6376 and the same board only downside is 2.3ghz vs 2.4ghz but no biggie there.
There are a crapload more options for the 2011 platform though for servers. The 12 core 2.7ghz e5-2697 or whatever its called is a beast. but its 2700$. 3000$ with a decent board. 2.4ghz 12 core is like 300$ cheaper though usually.
opteron 6376(700$) vs Intel Xeon E5-2640 v2(920$)
And they both should perform about the same.
EDIT: just remembered the new piledriver opterons are even cheaper. hell 6338p is only 350-400$ and it should outperform the opteron 6376 at 700$.
AMD Opteron 6338P and 6370P are in shop right now... But exept if you go budget server there is no advantage to go Opteron, Xeon is still better in general perf.
If you just wanted to have a crap load of cores though you can get 2x6378 16 core cpus and a dual g34 board for about 2 grand. and have a combined tdp of 230w or save like 300$ and go with 2x6376 and the same board only downside is 2.3ghz vs 2.4ghz but no biggie there.
There are a crapload more options for the 2011 platform though for servers. The 12 core 2.7ghz e5-2697 or whatever its called is a beast. but its 2700$. 3000$ with a decent board. 2.4ghz 12 core is like 300$ cheaper though usually.
opteron 6376(700$) vs Intel Xeon E5-2640 v2(920$)
And they both should perform about the same.
EDIT: just remembered the new piledriver opterons are even cheaper. hell 6338p is only 350-400$ and it should outperform the opteron 6376 at 700$.
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These the ones with integrated PCIe 3.0 etc?