AMD EPYC Venice Ships: 256-Core Server Chip Runs Slower Than 192-Core Predecessor in Database Test
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AMD EPYC Venice server processors became available in partner systems on Tuesday, and Tom's Hardware tests published Nov 10 found the 256-core EPYC 9996 slower than the 192-core EPYC 9965 in a ClickHouse database test. The same tests showed a 93% SPEC estimate gain, a 96-core chip ahead of Nvidia Vera, and no measured power draw.
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