# AMD EPYC 7773X Milan-X Flagship CPU appears with Dual-Socket Configuration in new Benchmark in CPU-Z

URL: https://technosports.co.in/amd-epyc-7773x-milan-x-flagship-cpu-appears-with-dual-socket-configuration-in-new-benchmark-in-cpu-z/  
Published: 2022-01-12  
Updated: 2022-01-12  
Author: Nivedita Bangari

In a dual-socket configuration, AMD’s freshly announced EPYC 7773X flagship Milan-X CPU has been benchmarked. HXL discovered the CPU benchmarks on a Chinese Taobao retail outlet where it is for sale.

The top AMD EPYC 7773X processor will have 64 cores, 128 threads, with a TDP of 280W. The clock rates will be kept at 2.2 GHz base and 3.5 GHz boost, while the cache will be increased to a whopping 768 MB. This includes the chip’s regular 256 MB of L3 cache, so we’re looking at a total of 512 MB from the stacked L3 SRAM, implying that each Zen 3 CCD will have 64 MB of L3 cache. That’s a 3x improvement over the current EPYC Milan CPUs.

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The EPYC 7773X Milan-X CPU ‘100-000000504-04 34/21 N’ utilized in the benchmark is a QS/ES processor with a base clock of 1.8 GHz and a maximum reported frequency of 2.9 GHz, according to the CPU benchmark. Both of these are slower than the known final clock speeds, so expect retail-ready models to perform far better. On the Supermicro H12DSi-N6 motherboard, which supports up to 4 TB DDR4-3200 memory, two AMD EPYC 7773X CPUs were tested.

In the CPU-Z multi-threaded benchmark, the two AMD EPYC 7773X CPUs with Zen 3 cores earned an extremely incredible 29668.9 points. That’s only a few hundred points short of the 30,000 level, which will be quickly surpassed with the final retail units. While there aren’t many 256 thread entries in the CPU-z database, we know that a single Threadripper 3995WX can get the same results, indicating that CPU-z doesn’t scale well beyond 64 cores, and we’re talking about 128 cores and 256 threads here.

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Also, the additional MBs of cache that will be used by HPC and cloud computing data centers should not benefit CPU-z much, so expect the real advantages from those workloads. Earlier, we saw a set of benchmarks in which the EPYC 7773X outperformed the EPYC 7763 in a variety of tests.

The EPYC 7773X Milan-X QS/ES CPUs from AMD are presently available for purchase on Taobao for 18,000 RMB (about USD 3000). Given that the Threadripper PRO 3995WX is still advertised for over $5000 US and the basic Threadripper 3990X is $3990 US, it’s a pretty good deal. The final model won’t be as inexpensive as these ES parts, and we should expect the Milan-X parts to cost more than $9000 US.

also read:

[Another AMD EPYC Genoa ‘Zen 4’ CPU Leaks Out, but this one has 16 cores and two Zen 4 Complex Dies](https://technosports.co.in/2022/01/11/another-amd-epyc-genoa-zen-4-cpu-leaks-out-but-this-one-has-16-cores-and-two-zen-4-complex-dies/)

[Source](https://wccftech.com/amd-epyc-7773x-milan-x-flagship-cpu-benchmarked-in-dual-socket-configuration-scores-almost-30000-multi-threaded-points-in-cpu-z/)