When AMD released Rome in 2019, they knew they had a problem in some markets. Now SemiAccurate can tell you what they are doing to address this on Genoa.
You know what is going on with AMD’s Genoa CPU, 96 Zen 4 cores, 12 DDR5 Channels, up to 168 PCIe5 lanes, and more all on Socket SP5. But there have also been rumors of a smaller Genoa floaring around with little attention paid to it. The little ones never get the spotlight but we can change that now.
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