• Cores24
  • FamilyAMD EPYC
  • Model8224P
  • SocketSP6 socket
AMD Ref. 100-000001134 · EAN 8592978516727

AMD EPYC 8224P processor 2.55 GHz 64 MB L3 (100-000001134)

AMD EPYC 8224P processor with 24 cores and 48 threads, featuring a base frequency of 2.55 GHz and 64 MB of L3 cache for servers.

Price: €1,128.49
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This processor from the AMD EPYC family is designed for server environments, offering 24 cores and 48 execution threads. Its architecture allows for a base frequency of 2.55 GHz, reaching up to 3 GHz in turbo mode, which facilitates the handling of intensive workloads and multitasking in computing infrastructures.

The 8224P model installs in the SP6 socket and features 64 MB of L3 cache to optimize data access. It is compatible with DDR5 memory at a clock speed of 4800 MHz. Its thermal design power (TDP) is 160 W. It does not include integrated graphics or a heatsink, so it requires external cooling solutions and dedicated graphics cards if necessary.

  • 24 cores and 48 processing threads
  • Base frequency of 2.55 GHz and turbo of 3 GHz
  • 64 MB L3 cache
  • Compatibility with DDR5 memory at 4800 MHz
  • 160 W TDP
  • SP6 socket

  • Brand
  • Reference
    100-000001134
  • EAN
    8592978516727
  • Availability date
    2026-10-23
  • EAN13
    8592978516727

Data sheet

Cores24
FamilyAMD EPYC
Model8224P
SocketSP6 socket
Threads48
Turbo frequency3 GHz
Base frequency2.55 GHz
Cache64 MB
TDP160 W
Integrated graphicsNo
Heatsink includedNo
Compatible memoryDDR5, Memory clock speed supported by processor: 4800 MHz
SegmentServer

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