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AMD Epyc 7763 CPUs break Cinebench world record, crushes Intel Xeon in performance
AMD has released their Epyc 7003 processors. Based on Milan microarchitecture and up to 64 cores based on Zen3. In a video AMD, they broke the record for Cinebench R23 with two Epyc 7763 CPUs.
AMD used a reference motherboard for Epyc Milan with two sockets for this. What's funny is that it took less than ten seconds to complete the full multi-threaded test of Cinebench R23.AMD applied regular server air coolers. The multi-core score result was 113631 points, the previous record was 105170 points based on a heavily overclocked Ryzen Threadripper 3990X.
When compared to Intel's top model the Xeon Platinum 8380 (Ice Lake-SP generation), AMD crushes it. Two Xeons score 74630 points. The flagship Intel chips each cost about 8100 USD. AMD was 52% faster as well as being cheaper at $7890 each.
| AMD Epyc Milan vs Intel Ice Lake-SP | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cinebench R23 Score (Dual Socket) | Recommended price per 1,000 pieces | Cores / threads | Base/boost clock | L3 cache | TDP | |
| AMD Epyc 7763 | 113,631 | 7,890 USD | 64/128 | 2.45 / 3.5 | 256 MB | 280 watts |
| Intel Xeon Platinum 8380 | 74,630 | 8,099 USD | 40/80 | 2.3 / 3.2-3.0 | 60 MB | 270 watts |
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#5905859 Posted on: 04/19/2021 09:12 AM
They're cheaper and faster but cost a little more to run, looking at the higher TDP.
I imagine that matters to datacenters.
Still - overall better from the looks of things
They're cheaper and faster but cost a little more to run, looking at the higher TDP.
I imagine that matters to datacenters.
Still - overall better from the looks of things
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#5905862 Posted on: 04/19/2021 09:22 AM
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
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#5905866 Posted on: 04/19/2021 09:57 AM
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
Just lacking cores? I don't think you see the bigger picture here. If it is "just cores" why Intel not mach it or come close? Efficiency also matters for the server market and AMD product is leaps and bounds ahead of Intel's. I wonder what would've been the TDP of Xeons if Intel add 20 more cores. Besides, I've found Intel's TDP inaccurate of what it actually is.
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
Just lacking cores? I don't think you see the bigger picture here. If it is "just cores" why Intel not mach it or come close? Efficiency also matters for the server market and AMD product is leaps and bounds ahead of Intel's. I wonder what would've been the TDP of Xeons if Intel add 20 more cores. Besides, I've found Intel's TDP inaccurate of what it actually is.
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#5905867 Posted on: 04/19/2021 10:03 AM
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
Not ture at all . Look at performance per watt . For datacenters it is what is most important and at this point difference is huge , just another level . Like i said before , like a decade of performance leap.
The IPC looks "roughly the same" between the two.
52%+ performance for AMD for 60% more cores.
At this point, Intel is just lacking cores.
Not ture at all . Look at performance per watt . For datacenters it is what is most important and at this point difference is huge , just another level . Like i said before , like a decade of performance leap.
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Intel counterpart looks like decade old tech looking at scores and TDP.