Summary

The provided text details system configurations for two different Debian GNU/Linux distributions running on the AuthenticAMD platform. The first system uses the AMD EPYC 7502P processor, a 32-core processor with a stepping microcode version of 0x8301034. This CPU family (family 23) belongs to the 20th generation of the AuthenticAMD architecture, featuring 64 logical cores and a large cache capacity of 512 KB. The CPU operates at a high clock speed of 1500.000 MHz. The second system listed is the AMD Ryzen 9 3900 12-Core Processor, which also utilizes a 20th generation AuthenticAMD microcode variant (version 0x8701013) and shares the same 512 KB cache size. Despite having significantly different core architectures, these two processors share the same underlying CPU family and microcode generation for authentic AMD platforms.

The summary indicates that both configurations rely on the AuthenticAMD microcode, which is essential for ensuring secure and functional operating system operations on this platform. The processor specifications highlight the evolution of CPU architecture, showing how system-level settings like cache sizes and clock speeds have remained relatively consistent across generations of the AuthenticAMD family.

Title

Benchmark.Stream - Benchmarks base

Description

Benchmarks base

Keywords

benchmark, model, processor, core, info, family, name, microcode, cache, size, siblings, network, stretch, linux

NS Lookup

A 178.33.182.215, A 178.33.182.220

Dates

Created 2026-03-09

Updated 2026-04-22

Summarized 2026-04-24