AMD EPYC 9135 3.65GHz 16-Core Processor for HPE
The AMD EPYC 9135 processor is a high-performance third-party CPU option qualified for HPE server platforms, delivering exceptional compute power for demanding enterprise workloads. This 16-core processor running at 3.65GHz base frequency with 200W thermal design power is engineered for organizations requiring reliable, scalable processing in HPE ProLiant and compatible systems. Ideal for virtualization, database operations, and intensive analytics, the EPYC 9135 combines multi-core performance with efficient power consumption to maximize ROI on your data center infrastructure.
Key Features
- 16 cores with 3.65GHz base clock frequency for multi-threaded performance
- 200W thermal design power for efficient cooling and reduced energy costs
- HPE-qualified processor option (SKU P72660-B21) for ProLiant compatibility
- Advanced architecture supporting virtualization and cloud workloads
- Enterprise-grade reliability for mission-critical applications
- Scalable performance for growing data center demands
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
| Part Number |
P72660-B21 |
| Processor Model |
AMD EPYC 9135 |
| Core Count |
16 Cores |
| Base Frequency |
3.65GHz |
| Thermal Design Power |
200W |
| Processor Type |
Third-Party CPU Option for HPE |
| Compatible Platforms |
HPE ProLiant and Related Systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AMD EPYC 9135 processor used for?
The EPYC 9135 is designed for enterprise servers requiring high-performance computing, including virtualization, database management, analytics, and cloud infrastructure. Its 16-core architecture excels in multi-threaded workloads common in data centers.
Is the AMD EPYC 9135 compatible with HPE ProLiant servers?
Yes, the EPYC 9135 (P72660-B21) is HPE-qualified and compatible with HPE ProLiant and related server platforms, making it a reliable third-party processor option for your infrastructure.
What are the power consumption specifications?
The processor features a 200W thermal design power (TDP), enabling efficient cooling solutions and lower operational energy costs compared to higher-power alternatives.
How does the 3.65GHz base frequency impact performance?
The 3.65GHz base clock combined with 16 cores delivers strong single-threaded and multi-threaded performance, making it suitable for both latency-sensitive and throughput-intensive workloads in enterprise environments.
