Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. đšđ»âđ»đ§Ź#Intel #Xeon #6980P vs. #AMD #EPYC9755 128-Core Showdown With The Latest #Linux Software For EOY2025 Review
As #2025 comes to an end, today's article is a fresh look at these latest-generation Intel Xeon and AMD #EPYC processors while using an up-to-date Linux software stack compared to the prior launch day testing last year.
A lot of dominating results by the AMD EPYC 9755 compared to the #Xeon6980P flagship at the same 128 core / 256 thread count per socket.
https://www.phoronix.com/review/xeon-6980p-epyc-9755-2025
As #2025 comes to an end, today's article is a fresh look at these latest-generation Intel Xeon and AMD #EPYC processors while using an up-to-date Linux software stack compared to the prior launch day testing last year.
A lot of dominating results by the AMD EPYC 9755 compared to the #Xeon6980P flagship at the same 128 core / 256 thread count per socket.
https://www.phoronix.com/review/xeon-6980p-epyc-9755-2025
Intel Xeon 6980P vs. AMD EPYC 9755 128-Core Showdown With The Latest Linux Software For EOY2025 Review
Since receiving the Gigabyte R284-A92-AAL1 a while back as a Xeon 6900 series 2U server platform to replace the failed Intel AvenueCity reference server, I have been getting caught-up in fresh Xeon 6980P Granite Rapids benchmarks with the latest software updates over the past year.