AMD EPYC Server CPUs

The Genoa flagship — 96 cores in a single socket changes consolidation math completely. One 9654 routinely replaces two 40-core Xeon Platinums.

Best for: Massive consolidation, cloud-native nodes, HPC

Quote on request — Genoa supply rotates fast

The balanced Genoa pick — 64 cores with a 3.1GHz base clock, strong per-core performance for licensed software while keeping density high.

Best for: Virtualization, databases, AI inference hosts

Quote on request

The value entry into Genoa — highest boost clocks of the non-P stack at the lowest platform power. The per-core-licensing pick on SP5.

Best for: Per-core licensed databases, latency-sensitive apps, SP5 entry builds

From $1,599 used/open-box — Sep 2026 index

The Milan flagship and the refurbished EPYC market's volume leader — off-lease 7763 supply is deep, making it the best core-per-dollar deal in server CPUs right now.

Best for: Budget density builds, render farms, CI/CD fleets

Quote on request — volume pricing available

Mid-range Milan with a high base clock — the practical choice for single-socket edge and SMB builds where 32 fast cores beat 64 slower ones.

Best for: Single-socket edge nodes, SMB virtualization, storage controllers

Quote on request

Flagship Genoa with 96 Zen 4 cores — the density and DDR5 bandwidth play for virtualization, HPC, and AI training nodes.

Best for: Dense virtualization, HPC clusters, AI training nodes

From $1,790 used

The Turin generation — up to 192 cores with 12-channel DDR5 and PCIe Gen5. Used supply is only beginning to emerge, so we run a waitlist: register now for first access to decommissioned stock.

Best for: Next-gen AI inference hosts, extreme-density consolidation, 2027 fleet planning

Waitlist open — register interest for early access