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Square green ceramic processor with gold contacts and silver heat spreader, SP5 socket form factor

AMD

AMD EPYC 9754 2.25 GHz 128-Core Server Processor

SKU CH-W0XM-GPXTR

A 128-core server processor running at 2.25 GHz for heavy multi-threaded workloads

  • 128 cores handle massive parallel workloads
  • 25 GHz base clock delivers steady throughput
  • EPYC 9754 architecture built for dense servers
  • Socket SP5 platform enables high memory capacity
  • OEM tray processor lowers deployment cost

128-Core EPYC Processor for Dense Compute

The AMD EPYC 9754 delivers 128 cores at a 2.25 GHz base frequency for heavily threaded server workloads. It targets operators who need maximum thread density in a single socket. The OEM package suits integrators building rackmount or blade systems.

Sustained Multi-Thread Throughput

With 128 cores sharing the 2.25 GHz base clock the processor maintains high aggregate throughput under continuous load. Thermal design and power management are tuned for steady-state operation rather than short burst behaviour. This profile matches virtualisation hosts and batch compute clusters.

Socket SP5 Platform Constraints

The SP5 socket defines the electrical and mechanical limits for memory channels and I/O lanes available to this processor. System builders must match the platform to the socket specification to realise the full core count. Buyers who need a different socket or fewer cores should select another model.

Highlights

  • 128 cores handle massive parallel workloads
  • 25 GHz base clock delivers steady throughput
  • EPYC 9754 architecture built for dense servers
  • Socket SP5 platform enables high memory capacity
  • OEM tray processor lowers deployment cost

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat does the 128-core EPYC 9754 generate when running continuously?

The processor has a base speed of 2.25 GHz across 128 cores; sustained heat output depends on workload and the cooling solution fitted to the SP5 socket.

What motherboard socket is required to install the EPYC 9754?

The CPU uses Socket SP5, so the motherboard must provide an SP5 socket and compatible server chipset.

Will the EPYC 9754 work in an older SP3-based server board?

No, the EPYC 9754 requires Socket SP5 and is not compatible with previous-generation SP3 platforms.

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