AMD EPYC 7542 7552 7642 Processor 32 Cores 2.9GHz Base 64MB Cache 155W TDP SP3 Socket CPU
Here’s a detailed comparison table for the AMD EPYC 7542, EPYC 7552, and EPYC 7642 processors:
Specification | EPYC 7542 | EPYC 7552 | EPYC 7642 |
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Cores/Threads | 32C/64T | 48C/96T | 48C/96T |
Base Clock | 2.9 GHz | 2.2 GHz | 2.3 GHz |
Max Boost Clock | 3.4 GHz | 3.35 GHz | 3.3 GHz |
L3 Cache | 128 MB | 192 MB | 256 MB |
TDP | 225W | 200W | 225W |
PCIe Lanes | 128 (PCIe 4.0) | 128 (PCIe 4.0) | 128 (PCIe 4.0) |
Memory Support | 8-channel DDR4-3200 | 8-channel DDR4-3200 | 8-channel DDR4-3200 |
Socket | SP3 | SP3 | SP3 |
Multi-Processor Support | Yes (2P) | Yes (2P) | Yes (2P) |
Launch Year | 2019 | 2019 | 2019 |
Target Market | High frequency compute | High core count | Extreme cache capacity |
1. AMD EPYC 7542
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Cores/Threads:Â 32C/64T
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Clock Speeds:Â 2.9 GHz (Base) / 3.4 GHz (Boost)
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Cache:Â 128MB L3
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TDP:Â 225W
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Socket:Â SP3 (Dual-Socket Capable)
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Key Features:
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High-frequency 32-core processor optimized for clock-sensitive workloads
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Highest boost clock (3.4GHz) in this comparison group
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Balanced 128MB L3 cache for general enterprise workloads
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225W TDP enables sustained high performance
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Best For:
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High-performance computing (HPC)
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Real-time analytics
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Financial modeling and trading systems
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Single-thread performance sensitive applications
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2. AMD EPYC 7552
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Cores/Threads:Â 48C/96T
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Clock Speeds:Â 2.2 GHz (Base) / 3.35 GHz (Boost)
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Cache:Â 192MB L3
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TDP:Â 200W
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Socket:Â SP3 (Dual-Socket Capable)
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Key Features:
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Extreme core density with 48 cores/96 threads
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Surprisingly efficient 200W TDP for core count
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Large 192MB L3 cache benefits parallel workloads
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Optimized for throughput-oriented applications
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Best For:
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Cloud computing infrastructure
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Virtualized environments
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Rendering farms
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Scientific computing
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3. AMD EPYC 7642
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Cores/Threads:Â 48C/96T
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Clock Speeds:Â 2.3 GHz (Base) / 3.3 GHz (Boost)
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Cache:Â 256MB L3Â (Largest in EPYC lineup)
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TDP:Â 225W
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Socket:Â SP3 (Dual-Socket Capable)
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Key Features:
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Unprecedented cache capacity for memory-bound workloads
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Slightly higher base clock than 7552 (2.3GHz vs 2.2GHz)
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225W TDP enables better sustained boost performance
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Ideal for datasets that benefit from massive on-die cache
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Best For:
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In-memory databases
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Big data analytics
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AI/ML workloads
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High-frequency trading systems
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Comparison Summary
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Single-Thread Performance:Â 7542 > 7642 > 7552
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Core Density:Â 7552 = 7642 (48C) > 7542 (32C)
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Cache Size:Â 7642 (256MB) > 7552 (192MB) > 7542 (128MB)
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Power Efficiency:Â 7552 (200W) > 7642 (225W) > 7542 (225W)
Selection Guide
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Choose 7542 for: Maximum clock speeds and single-thread performance
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Choose 7552 for: Best core density with good efficiency
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Choose 7642 for: Workloads that benefit from massive cache
All three processors feature:
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128 PCIe 4.0 lanes
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8-channel DDR4-3200 memory support
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Dual-socket capability
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Zen 2 architecture
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