AMD EPYC 7302 3.0GHz 16 Cores 32 Threads Processor

The AMD 100-000000043 is a member of the EPYC 7302 lineup, built to give modern servers a dependable mix of processing power and efficiency. With 16 cores and 32 threads running at a 3.0 GHz base frequency, it tackles heavily threaded tasks such as virtualization, database management, and container orchestration without hesitation. IT teams that run many virtual machines on a single host or support mixed workloads will appreciate how smoothly this processor keeps everything moving.

A generous 128 MB L3 cache keeps frequently accessed data close to the cores, shortening wait times for analytics jobs, in-memory databases, and real-time services. The integrated eight-channel memory controller accepts DDR4 modules up to 3200 MHz, so memory-bound applications, like large ERP systems or complex simulations, can draw the bandwidth they need to stay responsive.

For I/O-intensive environments, PCIe 4.0 support doubles the lane bandwidth compared to PCIe 3.0. This extra throughput is valuable when attaching fast NVMe storage arrays, high-speed networking adapters, or GPU accelerators used for data science and machine learning. Despite its capability, the chip maintains a 155 W thermal design power, a level that data center operators can cool with standard server airflow and still keep energy costs under control.

The processor installs in an SP3 socket, allowing straightforward upgrades in existing EPYC-based platforms. Its 7 nm manufacturing process helps deliver strong performance per watt, making it a practical choice for racks that aim to maximize compute density while meeting power targets.

• 16 cores and 32 threads for heavy multitasking and parallel workloads
• 3.0 GHz base clock, boostable up to 3.3 GHz
• 128 MB L3 cache that reduces latency for frequently accessed data
• PCIe 4.0 interface that offers double the bandwidth of PCIe 3.0
• Eight-channel DDR4 controller supporting memory speeds up to 3200 MHz
• Compatible with the SP3 socket for straightforward installation in existing EPYC platforms
• 155 W thermal design power that balances computational strength with manageable cooling requirements