AMD will deliver Zen 4-based Epyc server processors and Ryzen 7000 CPUs preferably sooner over later. A Twitter client (YuuKi AnS,) shared a photo of the Epyc 9654, which is a 96-center Genoa CPU with a TDP of 360 watts.

AMD will send off its cutting edge server processors prior and with additional centers, as indicated by YuuKi AnS. Toward the beginning of July, the leaker uncovered the two producers’ lines, uncovering that the top model included 60 centers and 120 strings. AMD Genoa highlights 96 centers, which is half more number of its predecessor.The CPU in the photograph contains a model number, EPYC 9654, hence it’s anything but a designing example. That implies AMD is as of now disseminating the primary EPYC Genoa CPUs to accomplices, with a total rollout on the way.

EPYC Genoa CPUs will be based on the Zen 4 design, which is likewise used in the destined to-be-delivered Ryzen 7000. The server CPUs will uphold DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 and have up to 96 centers and 192 strings. The EPYC 9654, highlighted in the photograph on Twitter, will have 96 centers and 384MB L3 store and clock frequencies of up to 2.15GHz.