High Core Count for Parallel Workloads
128 cores and 256 threads support virtualization, cloud hosting, and large-scale parallel deployments.

AMD
128-core EPYC Turin processor for modern data-center deployments. It targets virtualization, cloud hosting, and large-scale parallel workloads.
The most important capabilities and tradeoffs at a glance.
128 cores and 256 threads support virtualization, cloud hosting, and large-scale parallel deployments.
Built on AMD Zen 5 (Turin) architecture with an SP5 socket and a 4 nm manufacturing process.
Supports DDR5 memory up to 6400 MT/s and PCIe 5.0 for modern data-center system configurations.
The AMD EPYC 9755 is a 128-core Zen 5 (Turin) processor for modern data-center deployments, targeting virtualization, cloud hosting, and large-scale parallel workloads with SP5 socket support, DDR5 memory support up to 6400 MT/s, and PCIe 5.0 connectivity.
Independent perspectives and scores from published reviews.
The review compares the 128-core Zen 5 EPYC 9755 with the 128-core Zen 5C EPYC 9745, highlighting that the 9755 features 'full fat' cores and a 500W TDP, positioning it as a top-end performance choice compared to the 400W TDP EPYC 9745 which is optimized for energy efficiency.
Michael Larabel · Mar 2, 2026
In a massive comparison of nearly 500 benchmarks against the Intel Xeon 6980P, the EPYC 9755 demonstrated decisive performance leadership, delivering 1.45x the performance of the competing Xeon 6980P 2P server.
Michael Larabel
The review describes the EPYC 9755 as a versatile 128-core processor designed for balanced performance and energy efficiency, noting it is a prime choice for virtualization, cloud environments, and data-intensive applications. It performed strongly in multi-core benchmarks like Cinebench R23 and 7-Zip, showing efficiency gains over higher core-count models.
Jordan Ranous · Oct 10, 2024
This launch-day review of the 5th Gen AMD EPYC Turin series concludes that the processors deliver stunning performance and power efficiency, with the EPYC 9755 noted for its ability to obliterate competition in most workloads.
Michael Larabel
Product walkthroughs, comparisons, and long-form video reviews.
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Detailed specifications and product characteristics.
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