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Re:AMD Could Enter ARM Market with Sound Wave APU Built on T... by pier25 on Saturday November 01, 2025 @08:50PM (#45786947)
I was looking at EPYC chips from 2-3 years ago and those do consume more like 8-10W per core but you're right. The latest EPYC 9005 are actually quite efficient.
Re:AMD Could Enter ARM Market with Sound Wave APU Built on T... by AnthonyMouse on Saturday November 01, 2025 @10:04PM (#45787282)
EPYC 7702(P) is only slightly more than 3W/core (it's 3.125) and that's from 2019.

But the newer ones use even less and they're faster.