Cart AMD Debuts 3 EPYC Rome SKUs
Posted on April 14, 2020
Today AMD announced the launch of three new SKUS based on the 7nm second-generation Epyc “Rome” platform. The new SKUs target commercial HPC workloads as well as hyperconverged infrastructure and database applications.
The new processors announced today include:
- the eight-core EPYC 7F32
- the 16-core 7F52
- the 24-core 7F7s
All three processors feature base clock speeds of up to 3.7 GHz (up to 3.9 GHz with boost) within a TDP range of 180 to 240 watts. While the 7002 series processors were dedicated for use in either single-socket or dual-socket platforms, these new processors can do both (either single or dual socket).
Contact us today if you would like to hear about our systems that support AMD EPYC processors.
ACTserv e2280c
Our ACTserv e2280c is a single processor AMD EPYC Milan and Milan-X 2U that supports AI and HPC applications with up to 4x GPUs
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CPU
1x up to 64 core AMD EPYC (Milan/Milan-X)
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MEMORY
8x DDR4 3200MHz DIMM sockets (Max: 1 TB)
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STORAGE
4x 3.5″SATA,SSD drive bays (Max: 38.72 TB)
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ACCELERATORS
Max 4x NVIDIA Tesla accelerators
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CONNECTIVITY
Onboard 2x 1Gb NICs & Optional: 10GbE, 40GbE, InfiniBand, OmniPath, 100GbE
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DENSITY
2U rackmount chassis with redundant power
ACTserv e4280c
Our ACTserv x4280c is a GPU powerhouse for AI and HPC with 2x AMD EPYC Milan and Milan-X 7003 series CPUs and up to 8x GPUs
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CPU
2x up to 64 core AMD EPYC (Milan/Milan-X)
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MEMORY
32x DDR4 2933MHz DIMM sockets (Max: 4 TB)
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STORAGE
10x 2.5″ SATA,SSD drive bays (Max: 50 TB)
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ACCELERATORS
Max 8x NVIDIA Tesla accelerators
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CONNECTIVITY
Onboard 2x 10Gb NICs & Optional: 10GbE, 40GbE, InfiniBand, OmniPath, 100GbE
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DENSITY
4U rackmount chassis with redundant power
ACTserv e1210
The ACTserv e1210 is a dual socket AMD EPYC 1U system that offers 128x PCIe lanes. Ideal for high memory and storage solutions.
ACTserv e2220
Our ACTserv e2220 is an ideal EPYC head or storage node.
ACTserv e1215
The ACTserv e1215 is a dual socket AMD EPYC 1U system that offers 128x PCIe lanes. Ideal for high memory and storage solutions.
ACTblade e230
Our ACTblade e230 system provides up to four independent compute nodes with 8 drives in one chassis. This blade is ideal as a hyper-converged node.
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CPU per node
2x up to 128 core AMD EPYC (Milan/Milan-X)
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MEMORY per node
16x DDR4 3200MHz DIMM sockets (Max: 2 TB)
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STORAGE per node
2x 2.5″ SSD,NVMe drive bays (Max: 8 TB)
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CONNECTIVITY per node
Onboard 2x 1Gb NICs & Optional: 10GbE, 40GbE, InfiniBand, 100GbE
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DENSITY
Compute Block multi-node rackmount chassis with redundant power
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