GIGABYTE
GIGABYTE 25PCA-864371-A0R server accessory
Server accessory for AMD EPYC processors with 12 cores, 24 threads and 65 W TDP
- 12-core EPYC processor powers demanding server workloads
- 24 threads handle parallel tasks with high efficiency
- 7 GHz base clock delivers steady compute performance
- 4 GHz max turbo frequency accelerates burst workloads
- 65 W TDP keeps thermal output low for dense deployments
Server accessory for EPYC 4004 series
This GIGABYTE server accessory is designed for systems built around the AMD EPYC 4004 series processor. It supports the 12-core 4464P model with 24 threads and a 65 W thermal design power. The component addresses infrastructure teams configuring dense compute nodes.
Sustained-load behaviour with 65 W TDP
Under continuous load the processor maintains a 3.7 GHz base frequency within the 65 W envelope. The 5.4 GHz maximum turbo frequency is available for shorter bursts. Two memory channels feed the 64 MB L3 cache to keep all 24 threads supplied during extended workloads.
Socket AM5 compatibility requirement
This accessory fits only motherboards equipped with the AM5 socket. Builders using any other socket type cannot install the supported EPYC processor. Verify the platform socket before ordering.
Highlights
- 12-core EPYC processor powers demanding server workloads
- 24 threads handle parallel tasks with high efficiency
- 7 GHz base clock delivers steady compute performance
- 4 GHz max turbo frequency accelerates burst workloads
- 65 W TDP keeps thermal output low for dense deployments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How loud or hot does the 65 W EPYC 4464P get during continuous all-day operation?
The processor has a 65 W thermal design power and a 3.7 GHz base clock, so heat output stays moderate under sustained load; actual noise depends on the server chassis and cooler you install.
What motherboard socket and memory channels does the EPYC 4464P require to function?
It fits a Socket AM5 platform with dual-channel DRAM support, so the board must provide that socket and two memory channels for the CPU to operate.
Will the EPYC 4464P work in a system that currently runs an older AM4 processor?
No, the 4464P uses the newer Socket AM5 interface, which is physically and electrically incompatible with AM4 motherboards.
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