AMD EPYC 9475F 48-Core Processor for HPE Servers
The AMD EPYC 9475F is a high-performance 48-core processor engineered for demanding enterprise data center workloads on HPE platforms. Running at 3.65GHz with a 400W TDP, this server CPU delivers exceptional compute density and throughput for virtualization, cloud infrastructure, analytics, and mission-critical applications. Organizations requiring maximum core count with balanced power efficiency will find this HPE processor option ideal for scaling their infrastructure without proportional power consumption increases.
Key Features
- 48 cores per processor for exceptional multi-threaded performance
- 3.65GHz base clock speed for consistent high-speed execution
- 400W TDP optimized for data center thermal management
- AMD EPYC architecture supporting advanced virtualization and security features
- Compatible with HPE ProLiant Gen11 server platforms
- Support for up to 12-channel DDR5 memory configuration
- Integrated I/O capabilities for reduced latency
- Enhanced security features including AMD SEV-SNP technology
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
| Part Number |
P72666-B21 |
| Processor Model |
AMD EPYC 9475F |
| Core Count |
48 cores |
| Base Clock Speed |
3.65 GHz |
| TDP (Thermal Design Power) |
400W |
| Socket Type |
SP5 |
| Cache |
256MB L3 Cache |
| Memory Support |
DDR5 up to 12-channel |
| Architecture |
Zen 4c |
Frequently Asked Questions
What workloads benefit most from the AMD EPYC 9475F 48-core processor?
This 48-core processor excels in virtualization-heavy environments, high-performance computing clusters, database servers, and analytics platforms where multi-threaded throughput directly impacts performance. The high core count enables superior parallel processing for containerized workloads and cloud-native applications.
Is the AMD EPYC 9475F compatible with existing HPE infrastructure?
Yes, the AMD EPYC 9475F is designed specifically for HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers using the SP5 socket. Verify your current HPE server generation and BIOS compatibility before upgrading to ensure seamless integration with your existing platform.
How does the 400W TDP impact data center power consumption?
The 400W TDP represents efficient power delivery for a 48-core processor at 3.65GHz. This balanced thermal profile reduces cooling requirements compared to higher-wattage alternatives, lowering overall data center operational costs while maintaining exceptional performance density.
What security features does this HPE processor option include?
The AMD EPYC 9475F integrates AMD SEV-SNP (Secure Encrypted Virtualization with Secure Nested Paging), providing hardware-based memory encryption and isolation for enhanced protection of sensitive workloads in multi-tenant environments.
