AMD intros EPYC 4004 series

AM5 package and up to 16 Zen4 cores.

The EPYC 4004 series is officially here. AMD is introducing this new series specifically for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMB) and hosting businesses. The EPYC 4004 joins an extensive lineup of Zen4-based EPYC processors, but it is the first EPYC to use the consumer AM5 socket.

The EPYC 4004 will offer up to 16 Zen4 cores and 32 threads. It is designed for single-socket operation only and will feature a maximum boost clock of up to 5.7 GHz. It supports DDR5-5200 memory with ECC support and a maximum capacity of 192GB. The I/O die hosts PCIe Gen5 and DDR5 controllers, as well as built-in RDNA2 graphics.

EPYC 4004, Source: AMD

These new processors use the 40×40 LGA-1718 socket, known as AM5. AMD confirms that it even supports AM4 cooling solutions, which should significantly reduce the cost of installation. Additionally, it will operate within the same TDP range as the gaming Ryzen series, which is 65W to 170W.

EPYC 4004, Source: AMD

AMD EPYC Zen4 Series

• EPYC 97×4 (Cloud) 112-128 Zen4c cores
• EPYC 94×4/95×4/96×4(P) (High-Performance Computing) 48-96 Zen4 cores
• EPYC 9xx4F (Performance Enterprise) 16-48 Zen4 cores
• EPYC 91×4/92×4/93×4 (Mainstream Enterprise) 16-32 Zen4 cores
• EPYC 8xx4 (Low Power & Edge) 8-64 Zen4c cores
• 🆕EPYC 4xx4 (Small and Medium Sized Business & Hosters) up to 16 Zen4 cores

EPYC 4004, Source: AMD

Several SKUs were announced today, some of which come with 3D V-Cache. Interestingly, customers may choose between EPYC 4564P or EPYC 4584X (with 3D V-Cache), featuring the same boost clock but different TDP (170W vs. 120W) at the same price of $699. This is also the highest price for the EPYC 4004 SKU. Other variants include 12, 8, 6, and even 4-core configurations.

Source: AMD