Today took place the presentation of the new processors AMD Ryzen 5000 Series for laptops, where we have been able to see high-performance models, such as the Ryzen 9 5980 HX, as well as low-power models such as the AMD Ryzen 7 5800 U , but at the last minute, AMD has decided to leave us with honey on our lips showing what the new generation of AMD Epyc processors will be capable of.

After running a simulation of a climatology research model, we have seen that two AMD Epyc Milan processors of 28 cores achieved a performance of 68% higher than two Intel Xeon Gold processors 6258 R of 12 cores , which we remember, arrive with a maximum turbo frequency of 4GHz, very high for a server processor.

For now we have not been able to see more data about it, but it is expected that the top of the range model will arrive with 64 cores, since no leaks have been seen of any model of 128 cores , and maybe 512 MB of L3 cache if we consider that the new Zen 3 architecture allows doubling the amount of L3 cache available for the processor, although this is not confirmed by AMD.

Be that as it may, they are very interesting processors about which information is expected in the future.

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