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AMD EPYC 7642 Rome cpu processor 2.3GH 48 cores 96 threads 225w | eBay
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A Deep Dive Into AMD's Rome Epyc Architecture - The Next Platform
AMD EPYC Rome 7702 @ 2GHz, 64C/128T, 256MB, SP3, 225W, 1P/2P, tray - 100-000000038 | smicro.eu
AMD EPYC Rome (Zen 2) : une gamme de 16 CPU 7nm+ monstrueux jusqu'à 64 coeurs, 128 threads et 8199 € !
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AMD présente l'énorme processeur EPYC Zen 2
