AMD EPYC 9J14
96 cores / 192 threads per socket on the SP5 server socket, OPN 100-000000933. The 9J14 is an OEM and cloud-custom part: AMD publishes no product page or datasheet for it, so this page carries only the figures we can trace to a named public source, and every specification is confirmed against the physical part when you order. Sourced and tested in Hong Kong.
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EPYC 9J14 - 96-Core OEM / Cloud-Custom Part
96 cores / 192 threads per socket on the SP5 server socket, orderable part number 100-000000933. This is an OEM and cloud-custom SKU: it is built for hyperscaler and OEM platforms rather than boxed retail sale, and AMD publishes no product page or datasheet for it. The core count, thread count, socket and orderable part number on this page are the figures we can trace to named public sources for this exact model string; the clock figures are listed separately below because the public sources do not agree.
SP5 (LGA 6096) Socket Class
The 9J14 is listed on socket SP5, the socket introduced with AMD's EPYC 9004 'Genoa' generation and shared with the EPYC 9005 family. SP5 boards are DDR5 and PCIe Gen5 platforms. Because AMD publishes no datasheet for this specific SKU, we do not restate a published 9004 part's memory channel count, lane count or power rating as if it were this part's: those are confirmed against the physical processor and your platform's supported-CPU list at the time of order.
96
cores / 192 threads per CPU
SP5
socket (LGA 6096)
100-000000933
orderable part number (OPN)
Key Specifications
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor | AMD EPYC 9J14 (OEM / cloud-custom SKU) |
| Cores / Threads | 96 cores / 192 threads per CPU |
| Base frequency | Not agreed between public sources: 2.40GHz in OEM/secondary-market listings for OPN 100-000000933, 2.6GHz in the PassMark CPU Benchmark record. We publish both rather than choosing. |
| Max boost frequency | Up to 3.7GHz (PassMark CPU Benchmark record) |
| L3 cache | 384MB in OEM/secondary-market listings for this OPN; not confirmed by an AMD-published document |
| TDP | 360W in OEM/secondary-market listings for this OPN; not confirmed by an AMD-published document |
| Socket | SP5 (LGA 6096) |
| Microarchitecture | Listed as Zen 4 by secondary-market sources; AMD publishes no specification page for this SKU |
| Memory | DDR5 platform (SP5). Channel count for this specific SKU is not published by AMD - confirmed against your platform's supported-CPU list at order time. |
| PCIe | PCIe Gen5 platform (SP5). Lane count for this specific SKU is not published by AMD - confirmed against your platform's supported-CPU list at order time. |
| Orderable part number | 100-000000933 (100-000000933WOF also seen) |
| Part class | Server tray / OEM part - no boxed retail SKU |
| First public record | Q3 2023 (PassMark CPU Benchmark 'first seen on chart') |
| Benchmark reference | PassMark CPU Mark 124,637 and single-thread rating 2,903, from one submitted sample - a single sample carries a wide stated margin of error, so treat it as indicative only |
| AMD-published specification | None - AMD publishes no product page or datasheet for this SKU |
| Specification source | AMD documentation is not published for this SKU; the figures above are from the PassMark CPU Benchmark record for AMD EPYC 9J14 (cpubenchmark.net, id 5589) plus OEM/secondary-market listings carrying OPN 100-000000933, and are confirmed per order |
The EPYC 9J14 is an OEM and cloud-custom part, so treat this table as a starting point, not a datasheet: AMD publishes no specification page for this SKU, and every figure above is traceable to a named public record or to a listing carrying the exact orderable part number. Where two sources disagree - the base clock is listed as 2.40GHz by OEM listings and 2.6GHz by PassMark - we print both and let you check them against your platform rather than picking the flattering one.
One thing we deliberately do not do: AMD's published 96-core EPYC 9004 part is the EPYC 9654, and the 9J14's public records (96 cores, 384MB L3, 360W, SP5) line up with that class of part. That is consistent with a cloud-custom 96-core Genoa SKU, but it is an inference, not a document: we will not restate the 9654's AMD-published numbers as if they were the 9J14's. If you need a part with an AMD-published datasheet, buy the 9654; if your platform specifies the 9J14, we confirm the part against your supported-CPU list. Full range: AMD EPYC server CPUs.
Transparent Pricing
2026 Reference Pricing by Configuration
The EPYC 9J14 is an OEM and cloud-custom SKU, not a retail product. AMD publishes no recommended customer price for it, so there is no list price to quote against and we publish no figure at all - every quote is built from the tray stock we can actually confirm for your quantity. The same discipline applies to the specification: because AMD publishes no datasheet for this SKU, what you receive is checked against your order specification rather than against an AMD product page, and we confirm it with you before the order is final.
Tray / OEM Single Units
On Request
Individually tested OEM tray stock and decommissioned pulls. Custom SKUs like this move in batches rather than steady supply, so availability is confirmed against live stock before we quote.
Matched Pairs
On Request
Matched pairs for dual-socket SP5 builds, so a 2P system is not assembled from unrelated lots. Tell us your board and platform generation.
Volume Orders (10+ units)
On Request
Multi-unit and repeat orders are quoted against live inventory, with freight consolidated from our Hong Kong warehouse.
No price is published for this SKU: it is an OEM and cloud-custom part with no AMD list price, and we will not print an uncollected number. Send us quantity and target platform for a firm quote. AMD-documented alternative: EPYC 9654. Full range: AMD EPYC server CPUs.
Origin
Hong Kong Warehouse
Free port — full export documentation
Transit
3–7 Days Air Freight
Tracked, insured, worldwide
Warranty
1-Year Warranty
Diagnostic report in every box
Quality Process
What We Check Before an EPYC 9J14 Ships
Model String and OPN Verification
Heat-spreader marking and the orderable part number (100-000000933) are checked against the exact model string on your order. AMD publishes no product page for this SKU, so verification is physical plus order-specification rather than a database lookup.
SP5 Land Array Inspection
The LGA 6096 land array is inspected under magnification for bent contacts, contamination or rework marks - the most common reason a decommissioned server CPU is rejected.
POST and Core Enumeration
Full 96-core / 192-thread POST on a reference SP5 board, with every core exercised so nothing is silently dead.
Memory Channel Validation
All populated DDR5 channels are exercised on the reference platform. A CPU that passes POST but drops a channel is not shippable.
Platform and Firmware Compatibility
BIOS and AGESA compatibility is confirmed against your board family when you tell us the platform in advance - on a cloud-custom SKU, the platform's supported-CPU list is the practical compatibility check.
Report in the Box
Every unit ships with its per-machine diagnostic report and warranty. Full process: inspection guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an AMD EPYC 9J14 cost?
We quote it against live tray stock rather than publishing a price. This is an OEM and cloud-custom SKU: AMD publishes no recommended customer price for it, so there is no list price to reference, and printing a number would mean guessing. Send us quantity and target platform for a firm quote.
What is the difference between the EPYC 9J14 and the EPYC 9654?
Both are 96-core / 192-thread SP5 parts, and that is where the certainty ends. The EPYC 9654 is an AMD-published product: AMD documents its 2.4GHz base and 3.7GHz boost clocks, 384MB L3, 12-channel DDR5-4800, 128 PCIe Gen5 lanes and 360W TDP, and there is a recommended customer price. The 9J14 is an OEM and cloud-custom SKU that AMD does not document at all: its core count, socket and OPN (100-000000933) come from public records and OEM listings, its base clock is listed as 2.40GHz by OEM listings and 2.6GHz by PassMark, and there is no published AMD price. If your platform specifies the 9J14, we supply and verify the 9J14; if you want a part backed by an AMD datasheet, the 9654 is the one to buy. We will not present the 9654's published numbers as the 9J14's.
Why are the clock, cache and power figures qualified on this page?
Because the sources do not agree and AMD publishes nothing. The base clock is listed at 2.40GHz by OEM and secondary-market listings carrying this exact OPN, and at 2.6GHz in the PassMark record; the 384MB L3 and 360W TDP figures come from OEM listings rather than an AMD document, and the PassMark record itself carries no cache or TDP value. An unsourced number on a specification table is worse than a qualified one, so we print what each source says, name the source, and confirm against the physical part when you order.
What condition are these CPUs in, and what warranty applies?
Units are graded OEM tray stock and decommissioned server pulls: model marking and OPN verified against your order specification, SP5 land array inspected under magnification, full 96-core POST with memory channels exercised, and thermal behaviour logged. Each CPU ships with its diagnostic report and a 1-year warranty.
Can you ship the AMD EPYC 9J14 worldwide from Hong Kong?
Yes. We ship worldwide from our Hong Kong warehouse with full export documentation, and express air freight typically arrives in 3 to 7 days to major markets. For volume or multi-SKU orders we consolidate freight with memory, storage and chassis to reduce the per-unit cost.
Get a Current AMD EPYC 9J14 Quote
Tell us quantity, your board model and whether the build is single or dual socket. We confirm tray availability, verify the part against your order specification, and reply with a firm quote - usually within one business day.
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